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SEO campaign to establish and maintain a consistent rate of success of traffic flow and business prospects are not similar. In fact, a search engine marketing campaign is easier than actually managed. However, if you think about using Orlando SEO Consultants to optimize your website for search engines, and also individual consumers, there are a couple factors note.

It just cannot be exercised. Even though it is implied and might even be coded in the contract in print that an seo consultant doesn't have a primary influence on rankings, clients mostly gauge progress by rankings. Don't use rankings as a measure because is actually subject to Google algorithms as well as a thousand other variables and end up being outside the capacity of your SEO kid.

According to Google's Webmaster Help page, "Ensure that your site is roofed in Google News. It is not, obtain contact us to request inclusion. A News Sitemap uses the Sitemap protocol, with additional News-specific tag." If you're not sure how to set this up, call your webmaster for help.

If yes, this is often a good trigger of suspicion. The thing is that there are lots of factors regarding SEO game that are completely regarding control just about any best seo in orlando. No one can an individual a 100% guarantee of achieving a premier ranking, especially without first looking in to your niche, keywords you for you to rank for and the competitive windows vista.

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An interesting little segment from the DVD extras where Jennifer Stewart talks about the work of the Production Department:

I’m the production designer on the show and I like to tell people that means I’m responsible for everything that doesn’t speak. So, the inanimate objects from the architecture of the sets to the furniture, the props, the things that the actors touch. And to an extent wardrobe, on a project where it’s contemporary I tend to be more of a consutlant in terms of colours and textures as opposed to the style.

The producers, Lloyd Segan and Shawn Pillar particularly felt that it was time to give Audrey Parker a home, and give the audience an opportunity to see her in an environment where she was surrounded by her own space and I knew that she would be moving into an apartment above the Grey Gull.

We were able to make french doors and large windows and take the opportunity to bring the view and the exterior into the set. You have to have something to see outside the windows rather than the studio and the grips and electrics and cables, so Eric Cayla our director of photography took the 5D camera and took these gorgeous photos of the view from the location.

Then my department took the images and got them blown up to 20x20 giant pictures and the grips rigged them so that they can move. And he did them in a very clever way; if you put them together, there’s two pieces and it’s a perfect panorama outside the windows. But you can take them apart and move them around and they become just bits of sky and tree. So they work for the 360 of the set, even though they’re specific to the view out toward the water.

We have this beautiful pair of props; a silver box and a book, which were very important for the mythology and story arc. And the silver box had to match a small box that we’d already established and so already there was a challenge of how do you do that? And so in my own department, one of my assistants, Yulo, scanned the original box and painstakingly redrew and recreated the intricate pattern of the silver box and translated it into a format that we could then send it to be laser cut into a particular material that the props builder could use to assemble the actual box.

And the beautiful book that accompanied the box was completely made by my assistants, the graphics assistants, who found a leather binder, made some of the paper, hand wrote all of the notes inside it and then took stills photographs that had to be aged and processed so that they looked like the right period. And the book is quite thick, and the props builder did a wonderful job of processing and ageing it. And so it passed through, probably seven hands before it arrived on set.

[To create the old photo of Dave that Audrey pulls from the wall to confront him with in Sins of the Fathers] Can we just get a picture of the actor at that age and do some photoshop magic to marry one with the other. But in this case it was determined that we really needed to do a prop shot; a real photo with a real person. They cast a young Dave and that was done by the director, and then he got processed through wardrobe to a period costume. And then one of my assistants did a photoshoot of him with a fish that was very difficult to find because it had to be a trophy fish, and the props buyer was in contact with fishermen trying to get them to not cut the head off a fish before it was landed. Anyway, we got the fish but it still wasn’t really big enough so in photoshop one of the graphic designers spent quite a bit of time making the fish bigger so that it would look appropriate for the shot. And then they of course had to age it so that it looks like it’s 30 years old.

We keep them in our files for next year because a lot of these things, if they have to do with the mythology will be used again. And then it’s shot and that takes about 30 seconds, and it’s on the screen for about half a second, but in the end it is rewarding because I find that with Haven, all of the things that are scripted that we put all that effort into, they are an important beat in the story which is why they’re there.

There’s no point in us creating something if it’s not going to be done as perfectly as we can do it. There’s a real reward in discovering ways of producing things, of building things that make them … I could say beautiful, but really it’s appropriate for what they need to be. There’s a real sense of excitement in my department I find, because even when we’re going through what could be a very mundane task of identifying what kind of material would be best for this particular thing that we have to make (a tombstone or a silver box or a set) it’s an exploration, it’s like a university art department and everyone who’s involved shares an interest and an excitement in discovering these things and making these things and the process of passing from a drawing to a carpenter to a scenic artist to a set decorator to the props builders who put the final top layer on. I think there’s an instilled sense of craftsmanship and pride in that. And in the end, sometimes we laugh about how little screen time things we do might get, but it’s really the joy in the process. And leading up to the final environment that we see the actors and the directors step on to. And enjoying the fact that they say, Wow, this really works.

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3 hangover-busting smoothies

Most nutritionists love a drink as much as the next person, it’s fun! Not so much fun is the morning after. The temptation is to eat a stodgy, carb-loaded breakfast to feel better. But this ultimately makes us more lethargic and doesn’t provide the ingredients we actually need for our bodies to process the alcohol and replenish lost nutrient stores.

No one feels like spending ages making the perfect breakfast when they’re hungover, a visit to Starbucks is far more tempting – as is getting the last 5 minutes out of the snooze button. But ditch the coffee, these hangover smoothies are super quick and an easy way to give your body what it actually needs to recover from the night before and get you back on your feet in no time.

Hangovers are mainly a result of dehydration and loss of potassium and electrolytes. We’ve included ingredients to counteract this and have kept them simple – easy to prepare in under 5 minutes.

What’s great about smoothies is that you can prepare the fruit and veg way in advance and freeze, ready to blend in the morning without even having to bother chopping anything!

CHOCOLATE MANGO SMOOTHIE

No one would think this creamy, chocolatey smoothie has been specifically designed to counteract hangover symptoms. This is a great energizing and feel-good drink, packed full of nutrients. The bananas and cacao help to boost serotonin levels, lifting spirits and mood, plus you’ll be getting a load of antioxidants and potassium.

The more alcohol you drink, the more potassium is lost and coconut water is another good source of potassium and electrolytes.

Another key consideration when dealing with hangovers are blood sugar imbalances. Contrary to popular belief, mangoes are one of the few tropical fruits that don’t shoot your blood sugar levels sky high. They’re also a fantastic source of the plant form of vitamin A – important for a healthy immune system.

Mango is teamed with banana, which is a high GI/GL fruit but this effect is dampened by the antimicrobial coconut oil and digestive-friendly live natural yoghurt. Over 70% of the immune system is located in the gut and probiotic-rich yoghurt is a good way to support gut health.

Ingredients (serves 2)

½ mango, chopped

1 small banana

2 tsp coconut oil

2 dsp natural yoghurt

150 mls coconut water

1 dsp cacao (or cocoa)

Method: Add all the ingredients to a blender and blitz thoroughly.

WATERMELON REFRESHER

Watermelons are great for hangovers and are often ranked top of lists on best hangover cures. That’s because the juice acts more like an isotonic drink due to its hydrating salts, minerals and sugars.

Studies have shown watermelon juice can be twice as hydrating as water, but it’s also packed with nutrients delivering more nutrients per calorie than many other fruits; boasting high levels of vitamins A and C along with some of the most important antioxidants in nature. Plus, the seeds are rich in selenium and zinc so blending the fruit into a drink maximizes the nutritional value.

Cucumbers are another hydrating fruit and can help reduce the intensity of both hangovers and headaches. We’ve added ginger and mint to ease the stomach and help settle any queasiness and nausea. And of course there’s more coconut water to give a potassium hit.

Ingredients 

2 thick slices Watermelon (about ¼ small watermelon)

5 cm slice cucumber

1 sprig Mint

Juice ½ Lime

150 mls Coconut water

2 slices Ginger

Method: Add all the ingredients to a blender and blitz thoroughly.

EASY GREENS

Feeling tired or lethargic? Lack of potassium could be the cause (see a pattern developing with these smoothies?). Spinach is actually a better source of potassium than bananas and greens also help alkalise and detoxify the body as well as provide a whole host of nutrients needed to get energy levels back up. It’s also a good source of sulphur to help the liver clear toxins.

We add berries as they’re not only liver-supportive but are packed full of antioxidants that help mop up damage caused by excess alcohol and support the immune system. This is important as the immune system is compromised by alcohol and none of us want to be hungover and ill.

The avocado is strategic – we need fat with foods in order to be able to absorb the fat-soluble nutrients and get the most out of them. Plus they’re providing vitamin E, fibre and even more potassium.

Ingredients (serves 2)

1 small banana

1 cup berries

1 handful spinach

½ small avocado

150 mls Coconut water or water

squeeze of lime

Method: Add all the ingredients to a blender and blitz thoroughly.

From: Eatdrinklivewell.com

Enjoy the festivities, enlist a teetotaller to be your taxi for the night & all the best wishes for a great 2020!

Should you wish to kick-start your health in the new year, contact me for an online or person-to-person nutritional consutlation - comprehensive nutritional programs are also available for ongoing support. Email: healthtre@outlook.com

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John Watson was the last person she’d been expecting to find outside her door at  7:00am that morning, yet there he was. Molly tugged on the hem of her dressing gown, grinning broadly at them awkward looking army doctor.

“Hi, John.”

He blinked, looking her up and down; he clearly hadn’t anticipated the almost giddy pathologist in front of him, especially after the phone call at Sherrinford. He cleared his throat, “um...I just wanted to check on you. After...”

“Eurus?” Molly said, noting the way John bowed his head and nodded slightly. She waved a hand, “don’t worry. Sherlock explained everything and I'm fine.”

“You’re...fine?” John replied skeptically, folding his arms, “just like that?”

"I had a drink,” Molly nodded at the remnants of a champagne bottle sitting on her coffee table. Her grin returned as she fiddled with the door handle, “I shagged someone.” 

John didn’t quite know what to say but, thankfully, he didn’t have to. The previously unseen, and unnervingly half-naked, consutling detective Sherlock Holmes strolled into Molly’s kitchen, looking just as debauched as she did.

“I’m someone,” he clarified with a grin that matched Molly’s, before turning to rummage in her cupboards. Wide-eyed and more than a little shocked, John glanced at Molly who was smiling shyly, her fingers toying with the sleeves of her dressing gown.

“He loves me.”

"And she loves me,” Sherlock declared through a mouthful of biscuits, pointing at his pathologist. As uncomfortable as John was, he couldn’t help but smile at his friend’s newfound happiness. He couldn’t wait to tell Mary...

based on this, part of my #sherlollytextchats series

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I’ve always been fascinated by people who are consistently successful at what they do; especially those who experience repeated success in many areas of their life throughout their lifetime.  In entertainment, I think of Clint Eastwood and Oprah Winfrey.  In business, I think of Steve Jobs and Warren Buffett.  We all have our own examples of super successful people like these who we admire.  But…

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Business Data Breach Law

One things that you know for sure is that you must safeguard others personal information, often the result of a compromised password or sensitive data pulled from the garbage. But businesses that collect personal information such as addresses, credit card numbers or even Social Security numbers have a great responsibility to prevent data breaches and protect their customers from identity theft.

This article covers the various types of business data breaches, including ways to minimize your risks and — if a breach has occurred — how to respond.

Difference Business Data Breaches

Personal information potentially used to steal one’s identity or illegally access financial accounts can be compromised in a number of different ways:

Unintended Disclosure – Information is mistakenly disclosed online or sent to the wrong party via email, fax or other means.

Hacking or Malware – An outside party gains electronic entry, either directly or through malware (i.e. spyware or trojan horses).

Payment Card Fraud – A thief uses a skimming device or other method to obtain credit card numbers at a retail counter.

Insider – An employee, contractor or other individual with legitimate access intentionally breaches otherwise secure data.

Physical Loss – Lost, stolen or discarded paper documents with sensitive customer data are obtained by identity thieves.

Portable Device – Lost or stolen computer, smartphone, memory device, CD or hard drive falls into the wrong hands.

Not all data breaches result in identity theft. For example, stolen credit card numbers can be used until the customer cancels his or her account but generally don’t give the thief access to one’s identity (which typically requires an address, date of birth and Social Security number).

Make Sure You Contact Law Enforcement

Notifying your local police department immediately after learning about a data breach of customer data is the best way to minimize the damage and also demonstrates a good faith effort to protect your customers. Most states have laws requiring businesses to notify the police, business partners and customers if their personal data has been compromised.

If your local police department is not experienced with identity theft or other information security matters, contact your local FBI or U.S. Secret Service office. For incidents involving mail theft, call the local office of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service.

You Should Notify Other Businesses

A data breach can sometimes affect banks, credit issuers, business partners or other affected organizations. If account information such as credit card or bank account numbers has been stolen, but you don’t maintain those accounts, be sure to call the relevant financial institutions so they can monitor for fraudulent activity.

How to Notify Customers, Clients, Patients, & Other Affected Parties

Early response to a data security breach is the key to preventing, or minimizing the damage from, identity theft or other potential misuse of personal information. While most states require businesses to notify customers about known data breaches, a federal bill known as the Data Accountability and Trust Act is expected to pass soon.

The Federal Trade Commission recommends consulting with local law enforcement officials before releasing a notification so it doesn’t impede the investigation. The FTC also suggests businesses designate a contact person to facilitate the notification process, using letters, web sites and toll-free numbers to communicate with affected individuals.

Your security breach notice should generally follow these guidelines:

Describe clearly what is known about the compromise, including how it happened, what data was taken and (if possible) how information has been used by thieves and what actions have been taken to remedy the situation.

Explain how people should respond to the data breach, including the contact information of appropriate organizations and agencies

Include current information about identity theft in general

Provide contact information for law enforcement officers working on the case

Encourage victims of identity theft to file a complaint with the FTC

How to Protect Personal Information

It’s in the best interests of every business to prevent data security breaches in the first place. The FTC suggests the following five principles for protecting the sensitive information of your customers and business partners:

Take Stock: Know what personal information is in your organization’s files and computers. This includes smart phones, removable flash drives and information that may be shared with other organizations.

Scale Down: If you don’t need it, it’s a potential liability and should be securely disposed of. As a rule thumb, only keep personal information for which there is a legal or business necessity.

Lock It: Make sure all personal information is both physically and electronically secure, which includes knowing exactly where all sensitive data is stored. Remember that any security system is only as strong as its weakest link.

Pitch It: Use wipe utility programs to thoroughly erase any possible personal data from all decommissioned computers and make sure you shred paper records before recycling them. Identity thieves often find valuable information in the garbage.

Plan Ahead: Devise a plan for responding to security breaches before they happen. A swift and professional response is key to recovering from a potentially damaging data security breach.

Business Data Breach Lawyer Free Consultation

If your business has suffered a data breach, you should also contact the business data breach lawyers at Ascent Law, LLC. We want to help you resolve the issue, salvage and protect what you can, and prevent it from happening again. Call us for your free consutlation (801) 676-5506. We want to help you.

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Business Data Breach Law

One things that you know for sure is that you must safeguard others personal information, often the result of a compromised password or sensitive data pulled from the garbage. But businesses that collect personal information such as addresses, credit card numbers or even Social Security numbers have a great responsibility to prevent data breaches and protect their customers from identity theft.

This article covers the various types of business data breaches, including ways to minimize your risks and — if a breach has occurred — how to respond.

Difference Business Data Breaches

Personal information potentially used to steal one’s identity or illegally access financial accounts can be compromised in a number of different ways:

Unintended Disclosure – Information is mistakenly disclosed online or sent to the wrong party via email, fax or other means.

Hacking or Malware – An outside party gains electronic entry, either directly or through malware (i.e. spyware or trojan horses).

Payment Card Fraud – A thief uses a skimming device or other method to obtain credit card numbers at a retail counter.

Insider – An employee, contractor or other individual with legitimate access intentionally breaches otherwise secure data.

Physical Loss – Lost, stolen or discarded paper documents with sensitive customer data are obtained by identity thieves.

Portable Device – Lost or stolen computer, smartphone, memory device, CD or hard drive falls into the wrong hands.

Not all data breaches result in identity theft. For example, stolen credit card numbers can be used until the customer cancels his or her account but generally don’t give the thief access to one’s identity (which typically requires an address, date of birth and Social Security number).

Make Sure You Contact Law Enforcement

Notifying your local police department immediately after learning about a data breach of customer data is the best way to minimize the damage and also demonstrates a good faith effort to protect your customers. Most states have laws requiring businesses to notify the police, business partners and customers if their personal data has been compromised.

If your local police department is not experienced with identity theft or other information security matters, contact your local FBI or U.S. Secret Service office. For incidents involving mail theft, call the local office of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service.

You Should Notify Other Businesses

A data breach can sometimes affect banks, credit issuers, business partners or other affected organizations. If account information such as credit card or bank account numbers has been stolen, but you don’t maintain those accounts, be sure to call the relevant financial institutions so they can monitor for fraudulent activity.

How to Notify Customers, Clients, Patients, & Other Affected Parties

Early response to a data security breach is the key to preventing, or minimizing the damage from, identity theft or other potential misuse of personal information. While most states require businesses to notify customers about known data breaches, a federal bill known as the Data Accountability and Trust Act is expected to pass soon.

The Federal Trade Commission recommends consulting with local law enforcement officials before releasing a notification so it doesn’t impede the investigation. The FTC also suggests businesses designate a contact person to facilitate the notification process, using letters, web sites and toll-free numbers to communicate with affected individuals.

Your security breach notice should generally follow these guidelines:

Describe clearly what is known about the compromise, including how it happened, what data was taken and (if possible) how information has been used by thieves and what actions have been taken to remedy the situation.

Explain how people should respond to the data breach, including the contact information of appropriate organizations and agencies

Include current information about identity theft in general

Provide contact information for law enforcement officers working on the case

Encourage victims of identity theft to file a complaint with the FTC

How to Protect Personal Information

It’s in the best interests of every business to prevent data security breaches in the first place. The FTC suggests the following five principles for protecting the sensitive information of your customers and business partners:

Take Stock: Know what personal information is in your organization’s files and computers. This includes smart phones, removable flash drives and information that may be shared with other organizations.

Scale Down: If you don’t need it, it’s a potential liability and should be securely disposed of. As a rule thumb, only keep personal information for which there is a legal or business necessity.

Lock It: Make sure all personal information is both physically and electronically secure, which includes knowing exactly where all sensitive data is stored. Remember that any security system is only as strong as its weakest link.

Pitch It: Use wipe utility programs to thoroughly erase any possible personal data from all decommissioned computers and make sure you shred paper records before recycling them. Identity thieves often find valuable information in the garbage.

Plan Ahead: Devise a plan for responding to security breaches before they happen. A swift and professional response is key to recovering from a potentially damaging data security breach.

Business Data Breach Lawyer Free Consultation

If your business has suffered a data breach, you should also contact the business data breach lawyers at Ascent Law, LLC. We want to help you resolve the issue, salvage and protect what you can, and prevent it from happening again. Call us for your free consutlation (801) 676-5506. We want to help you.

Ascent Law LLC 8833 S. Redwood Road, Suite C West Jordan, Utah 84088 United States Telephone: (801) 676-5506

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Business Data Breach Law

One things that you know for sure is that you must safeguard others personal information, often the result of a compromised password or sensitive data pulled from the garbage. But businesses that collect personal information such as addresses, credit card numbers or even Social Security numbers have a great responsibility to prevent data breaches and protect their customers from identity theft.

This article covers the various types of business data breaches, including ways to minimize your risks and — if a breach has occurred — how to respond.

Difference Business Data Breaches

Personal information potentially used to steal one’s identity or illegally access financial accounts can be compromised in a number of different ways:

Unintended Disclosure – Information is mistakenly disclosed online or sent to the wrong party via email, fax or other means.

Hacking or Malware – An outside party gains electronic entry, either directly or through malware (i.e. spyware or trojan horses).

Payment Card Fraud – A thief uses a skimming device or other method to obtain credit card numbers at a retail counter.

Insider – An employee, contractor or other individual with legitimate access intentionally breaches otherwise secure data.

Physical Loss – Lost, stolen or discarded paper documents with sensitive customer data are obtained by identity thieves.

Portable Device – Lost or stolen computer, smartphone, memory device, CD or hard drive falls into the wrong hands.

Not all data breaches result in identity theft. For example, stolen credit card numbers can be used until the customer cancels his or her account but generally don’t give the thief access to one’s identity (which typically requires an address, date of birth and Social Security number).

Make Sure You Contact Law Enforcement

Notifying your local police department immediately after learning about a data breach of customer data is the best way to minimize the damage and also demonstrates a good faith effort to protect your customers. Most states have laws requiring businesses to notify the police, business partners and customers if their personal data has been compromised.

If your local police department is not experienced with identity theft or other information security matters, contact your local FBI or U.S. Secret Service office. For incidents involving mail theft, call the local office of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service.

You Should Notify Other Businesses

A data breach can sometimes affect banks, credit issuers, business partners or other affected organizations. If account information such as credit card or bank account numbers has been stolen, but you don’t maintain those accounts, be sure to call the relevant financial institutions so they can monitor for fraudulent activity.

How to Notify Customers, Clients, Patients, & Other Affected Parties

Early response to a data security breach is the key to preventing, or minimizing the damage from, identity theft or other potential misuse of personal information. While most states require businesses to notify customers about known data breaches, a federal bill known as the Data Accountability and Trust Act is expected to pass soon.

The Federal Trade Commission recommends consulting with local law enforcement officials before releasing a notification so it doesn’t impede the investigation. The FTC also suggests businesses designate a contact person to facilitate the notification process, using letters, web sites and toll-free numbers to communicate with affected individuals.

Your security breach notice should generally follow these guidelines:

Describe clearly what is known about the compromise, including how it happened, what data was taken and (if possible) how information has been used by thieves and what actions have been taken to remedy the situation.

Explain how people should respond to the data breach, including the contact information of appropriate organizations and agencies

Include current information about identity theft in general

Provide contact information for law enforcement officers working on the case

Encourage victims of identity theft to file a complaint with the FTC

How to Protect Personal Information

It’s in the best interests of every business to prevent data security breaches in the first place. The FTC suggests the following five principles for protecting the sensitive information of your customers and business partners:

Take Stock: Know what personal information is in your organization’s files and computers. This includes smart phones, removable flash drives and information that may be shared with other organizations.

Scale Down: If you don’t need it, it’s a potential liability and should be securely disposed of. As a rule thumb, only keep personal information for which there is a legal or business necessity.

Lock It: Make sure all personal information is both physically and electronically secure, which includes knowing exactly where all sensitive data is stored. Remember that any security system is only as strong as its weakest link.

Pitch It: Use wipe utility programs to thoroughly erase any possible personal data from all decommissioned computers and make sure you shred paper records before recycling them. Identity thieves often find valuable information in the garbage.

Plan Ahead: Devise a plan for responding to security breaches before they happen. A swift and professional response is key to recovering from a potentially damaging data security breach.

Business Data Breach Lawyer Free Consultation

If your business has suffered a data breach, you should also contact the business data breach lawyers at Ascent Law, LLC. We want to help you resolve the issue, salvage and protect what you can, and prevent it from happening again. Call us for your free consutlation (801) 676-5506. We want to help you.

Ascent Law LLC 8833 S. Redwood Road, Suite C West Jordan, Utah 84088 United States Telephone: (801) 676-5506

Ascent Law LLC

4.9 stars – based on 67 reviews

Recent Posts

Obtaining a Divorce in Utah

Defamation vs. Commercial Disparagement

Set Up a Trust

Asset Protection Pitfalls

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Remarriage After Divorce

Source: https://www.ascentlawfirm.com/business-data-breach-law/

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Business Data Breach Law

One things that you know for sure is that you must safeguard others personal information, often the result of a compromised password or sensitive data pulled from the garbage. But businesses that collect personal information such as addresses, credit card numbers or even Social Security numbers have a great responsibility to prevent data breaches and protect their customers from identity theft.

This article covers the various types of business data breaches, including ways to minimize your risks and — if a breach has occurred — how to respond.

Difference Business Data Breaches

Personal information potentially used to steal one’s identity or illegally access financial accounts can be compromised in a number of different ways:

Unintended Disclosure – Information is mistakenly disclosed online or sent to the wrong party via email, fax or other means.

Hacking or Malware – An outside party gains electronic entry, either directly or through malware (i.e. spyware or trojan horses).

Payment Card Fraud – A thief uses a skimming device or other method to obtain credit card numbers at a retail counter.

Insider – An employee, contractor or other individual with legitimate access intentionally breaches otherwise secure data.

Physical Loss – Lost, stolen or discarded paper documents with sensitive customer data are obtained by identity thieves.

Portable Device – Lost or stolen computer, smartphone, memory device, CD or hard drive falls into the wrong hands.

Not all data breaches result in identity theft. For example, stolen credit card numbers can be used until the customer cancels his or her account but generally don’t give the thief access to one’s identity (which typically requires an address, date of birth and Social Security number).

Make Sure You Contact Law Enforcement

Notifying your local police department immediately after learning about a data breach of customer data is the best way to minimize the damage and also demonstrates a good faith effort to protect your customers. Most states have laws requiring businesses to notify the police, business partners and customers if their personal data has been compromised.

If your local police department is not experienced with identity theft or other information security matters, contact your local FBI or U.S. Secret Service office. For incidents involving mail theft, call the local office of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service.

You Should Notify Other Businesses

A data breach can sometimes affect banks, credit issuers, business partners or other affected organizations. If account information such as credit card or bank account numbers has been stolen, but you don’t maintain those accounts, be sure to call the relevant financial institutions so they can monitor for fraudulent activity.

How to Notify Customers, Clients, Patients, & Other Affected Parties

Early response to a data security breach is the key to preventing, or minimizing the damage from, identity theft or other potential misuse of personal information. While most states require businesses to notify customers about known data breaches, a federal bill known as the Data Accountability and Trust Act is expected to pass soon.

The Federal Trade Commission recommends consulting with local law enforcement officials before releasing a notification so it doesn’t impede the investigation. The FTC also suggests businesses designate a contact person to facilitate the notification process, using letters, web sites and toll-free numbers to communicate with affected individuals.

Your security breach notice should generally follow these guidelines:

Describe clearly what is known about the compromise, including how it happened, what data was taken and (if possible) how information has been used by thieves and what actions have been taken to remedy the situation.

Explain how people should respond to the data breach, including the contact information of appropriate organizations and agencies

Include current information about identity theft in general

Provide contact information for law enforcement officers working on the case

Encourage victims of identity theft to file a complaint with the FTC

How to Protect Personal Information

It’s in the best interests of every business to prevent data security breaches in the first place. The FTC suggests the following five principles for protecting the sensitive information of your customers and business partners:

Take Stock: Know what personal information is in your organization’s files and computers. This includes smart phones, removable flash drives and information that may be shared with other organizations.

Scale Down: If you don’t need it, it’s a potential liability and should be securely disposed of. As a rule thumb, only keep personal information for which there is a legal or business necessity.

Lock It: Make sure all personal information is both physically and electronically secure, which includes knowing exactly where all sensitive data is stored. Remember that any security system is only as strong as its weakest link.

Pitch It: Use wipe utility programs to thoroughly erase any possible personal data from all decommissioned computers and make sure you shred paper records before recycling them. Identity thieves often find valuable information in the garbage.

Plan Ahead: Devise a plan for responding to security breaches before they happen. A swift and professional response is key to recovering from a potentially damaging data security breach.

Business Data Breach Lawyer Free Consultation

If your business has suffered a data breach, you should also contact the business data breach lawyers at Ascent Law, LLC. We want to help you resolve the issue, salvage and protect what you can, and prevent it from happening again. Call us for your free consutlation (801) 676-5506. We want to help you.

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Business Data Breach Law

One things that you know for sure is that you must safeguard others personal information, often the result of a compromised password or sensitive data pulled from the garbage. But businesses that collect personal information such as addresses, credit card numbers or even Social Security numbers have a great responsibility to prevent data breaches and protect their customers from identity theft.

This article covers the various types of business data breaches, including ways to minimize your risks and — if a breach has occurred — how to respond.

Difference Business Data Breaches

Personal information potentially used to steal one’s identity or illegally access financial accounts can be compromised in a number of different ways:

Unintended Disclosure – Information is mistakenly disclosed online or sent to the wrong party via email, fax or other means.

Hacking or Malware – An outside party gains electronic entry, either directly or through malware (i.e. spyware or trojan horses).

Payment Card Fraud – A thief uses a skimming device or other method to obtain credit card numbers at a retail counter.

Insider – An employee, contractor or other individual with legitimate access intentionally breaches otherwise secure data.

Physical Loss – Lost, stolen or discarded paper documents with sensitive customer data are obtained by identity thieves.

Portable Device – Lost or stolen computer, smartphone, memory device, CD or hard drive falls into the wrong hands.

Not all data breaches result in identity theft. For example, stolen credit card numbers can be used until the customer cancels his or her account but generally don’t give the thief access to one’s identity (which typically requires an address, date of birth and Social Security number).

Make Sure You Contact Law Enforcement

Notifying your local police department immediately after learning about a data breach of customer data is the best way to minimize the damage and also demonstrates a good faith effort to protect your customers. Most states have laws requiring businesses to notify the police, business partners and customers if their personal data has been compromised.

If your local police department is not experienced with identity theft or other information security matters, contact your local FBI or U.S. Secret Service office. For incidents involving mail theft, call the local office of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service.

You Should Notify Other Businesses

A data breach can sometimes affect banks, credit issuers, business partners or other affected organizations. If account information such as credit card or bank account numbers has been stolen, but you don’t maintain those accounts, be sure to call the relevant financial institutions so they can monitor for fraudulent activity.

How to Notify Customers, Clients, Patients, & Other Affected Parties

Early response to a data security breach is the key to preventing, or minimizing the damage from, identity theft or other potential misuse of personal information. While most states require businesses to notify customers about known data breaches, a federal bill known as the Data Accountability and Trust Act is expected to pass soon.

The Federal Trade Commission recommends consulting with local law enforcement officials before releasing a notification so it doesn’t impede the investigation. The FTC also suggests businesses designate a contact person to facilitate the notification process, using letters, web sites and toll-free numbers to communicate with affected individuals.

Your security breach notice should generally follow these guidelines:

Describe clearly what is known about the compromise, including how it happened, what data was taken and (if possible) how information has been used by thieves and what actions have been taken to remedy the situation.

Explain how people should respond to the data breach, including the contact information of appropriate organizations and agencies

Include current information about identity theft in general

Provide contact information for law enforcement officers working on the case

Encourage victims of identity theft to file a complaint with the FTC

How to Protect Personal Information

It’s in the best interests of every business to prevent data security breaches in the first place. The FTC suggests the following five principles for protecting the sensitive information of your customers and business partners:

Take Stock: Know what personal information is in your organization’s files and computers. This includes smart phones, removable flash drives and information that may be shared with other organizations.

Scale Down: If you don’t need it, it’s a potential liability and should be securely disposed of. As a rule thumb, only keep personal information for which there is a legal or business necessity.

Lock It: Make sure all personal information is both physically and electronically secure, which includes knowing exactly where all sensitive data is stored. Remember that any security system is only as strong as its weakest link.

Pitch It: Use wipe utility programs to thoroughly erase any possible personal data from all decommissioned computers and make sure you shred paper records before recycling them. Identity thieves often find valuable information in the garbage.

Plan Ahead: Devise a plan for responding to security breaches before they happen. A swift and professional response is key to recovering from a potentially damaging data security breach.

Business Data Breach Lawyer Free Consultation

If your business has suffered a data breach, you should also contact the business data breach lawyers at Ascent Law, LLC. We want to help you resolve the issue, salvage and protect what you can, and prevent it from happening again. Call us for your free consutlation (801) 676-5506. We want to help you.

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Business Data Breach Law

One things that you know for sure is that you must safeguard others personal information, often the result of a compromised password or sensitive data pulled from the garbage. But businesses that collect personal information such as addresses, credit card numbers or even Social Security numbers have a great responsibility to prevent data breaches and protect their customers from identity theft.

This article covers the various types of business data breaches, including ways to minimize your risks and — if a breach has occurred — how to respond.

Difference Business Data Breaches

Personal information potentially used to steal one’s identity or illegally access financial accounts can be compromised in a number of different ways:

Unintended Disclosure – Information is mistakenly disclosed online or sent to the wrong party via email, fax or other means.

Hacking or Malware – An outside party gains electronic entry, either directly or through malware (i.e. spyware or trojan horses).

Payment Card Fraud – A thief uses a skimming device or other method to obtain credit card numbers at a retail counter.

Insider – An employee, contractor or other individual with legitimate access intentionally breaches otherwise secure data.

Physical Loss – Lost, stolen or discarded paper documents with sensitive customer data are obtained by identity thieves.

Portable Device – Lost or stolen computer, smartphone, memory device, CD or hard drive falls into the wrong hands.

Not all data breaches result in identity theft. For example, stolen credit card numbers can be used until the customer cancels his or her account but generally don’t give the thief access to one’s identity (which typically requires an address, date of birth and Social Security number).

Make Sure You Contact Law Enforcement

Notifying your local police department immediately after learning about a data breach of customer data is the best way to minimize the damage and also demonstrates a good faith effort to protect your customers. Most states have laws requiring businesses to notify the police, business partners and customers if their personal data has been compromised.

If your local police department is not experienced with identity theft or other information security matters, contact your local FBI or U.S. Secret Service office. For incidents involving mail theft, call the local office of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service.

You Should Notify Other Businesses

A data breach can sometimes affect banks, credit issuers, business partners or other affected organizations. If account information such as credit card or bank account numbers has been stolen, but you don’t maintain those accounts, be sure to call the relevant financial institutions so they can monitor for fraudulent activity.

How to Notify Customers, Clients, Patients, & Other Affected Parties

Early response to a data security breach is the key to preventing, or minimizing the damage from, identity theft or other potential misuse of personal information. While most states require businesses to notify customers about known data breaches, a federal bill known as the Data Accountability and Trust Act is expected to pass soon.

The Federal Trade Commission recommends consulting with local law enforcement officials before releasing a notification so it doesn’t impede the investigation. The FTC also suggests businesses designate a contact person to facilitate the notification process, using letters, web sites and toll-free numbers to communicate with affected individuals.

Your security breach notice should generally follow these guidelines:

Describe clearly what is known about the compromise, including how it happened, what data was taken and (if possible) how information has been used by thieves and what actions have been taken to remedy the situation.

Explain how people should respond to the data breach, including the contact information of appropriate organizations and agencies

Include current information about identity theft in general

Provide contact information for law enforcement officers working on the case

Encourage victims of identity theft to file a complaint with the FTC

How to Protect Personal Information

It’s in the best interests of every business to prevent data security breaches in the first place. The FTC suggests the following five principles for protecting the sensitive information of your customers and business partners:

Take Stock: Know what personal information is in your organization’s files and computers. This includes smart phones, removable flash drives and information that may be shared with other organizations.

Scale Down: If you don’t need it, it’s a potential liability and should be securely disposed of. As a rule thumb, only keep personal information for which there is a legal or business necessity.

Lock It: Make sure all personal information is both physically and electronically secure, which includes knowing exactly where all sensitive data is stored. Remember that any security system is only as strong as its weakest link.

Pitch It: Use wipe utility programs to thoroughly erase any possible personal data from all decommissioned computers and make sure you shred paper records before recycling them. Identity thieves often find valuable information in the garbage.

Plan Ahead: Devise a plan for responding to security breaches before they happen. A swift and professional response is key to recovering from a potentially damaging data security breach.

Business Data Breach Lawyer Free Consultation

If your business has suffered a data breach, you should also contact the business data breach lawyers at Ascent Law, LLC. We want to help you resolve the issue, salvage and protect what you can, and prevent it from happening again. Call us for your free consutlation (801) 676-5506. We want to help you.

Ascent Law LLC8833 S. Redwood Road, Suite CWest Jordan, Utah 84088 United StatesTelephone: (801) 676-5506

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Business Data Breach Law

One things that you know for sure is that you must safeguard others personal information, often the result of a compromised password or sensitive data pulled from the garbage. But businesses that collect personal information such as addresses, credit card numbers or even Social Security numbers have a great responsibility to prevent data breaches and protect their customers from identity theft.

This article covers the various types of business data breaches, including ways to minimize your risks and — if a breach has occurred — how to respond.

Difference Business Data Breaches

Personal information potentially used to steal one’s identity or illegally access financial accounts can be compromised in a number of different ways:

Unintended Disclosure – Information is mistakenly disclosed online or sent to the wrong party via email, fax or other means.

Hacking or Malware – An outside party gains electronic entry, either directly or through malware (i.e. spyware or trojan horses).

Payment Card Fraud – A thief uses a skimming device or other method to obtain credit card numbers at a retail counter.

Insider – An employee, contractor or other individual with legitimate access intentionally breaches otherwise secure data.

Physical Loss – Lost, stolen or discarded paper documents with sensitive customer data are obtained by identity thieves.

Portable Device – Lost or stolen computer, smartphone, memory device, CD or hard drive falls into the wrong hands.

Not all data breaches result in identity theft. For example, stolen credit card numbers can be used until the customer cancels his or her account but generally don’t give the thief access to one’s identity (which typically requires an address, date of birth and Social Security number).

Make Sure You Contact Law Enforcement

Notifying your local police department immediately after learning about a data breach of customer data is the best way to minimize the damage and also demonstrates a good faith effort to protect your customers. Most states have laws requiring businesses to notify the police, business partners and customers if their personal data has been compromised.

If your local police department is not experienced with identity theft or other information security matters, contact your local FBI or U.S. Secret Service office. For incidents involving mail theft, call the local office of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service.

You Should Notify Other Businesses

A data breach can sometimes affect banks, credit issuers, business partners or other affected organizations. If account information such as credit card or bank account numbers has been stolen, but you don’t maintain those accounts, be sure to call the relevant financial institutions so they can monitor for fraudulent activity.

How to Notify Customers, Clients, Patients, & Other Affected Parties

Early response to a data security breach is the key to preventing, or minimizing the damage from, identity theft or other potential misuse of personal information. While most states require businesses to notify customers about known data breaches, a federal bill known as the Data Accountability and Trust Act is expected to pass soon.

The Federal Trade Commission recommends consulting with local law enforcement officials before releasing a notification so it doesn’t impede the investigation. The FTC also suggests businesses designate a contact person to facilitate the notification process, using letters, web sites and toll-free numbers to communicate with affected individuals.

Your security breach notice should generally follow these guidelines:

Describe clearly what is known about the compromise, including how it happened, what data was taken and (if possible) how information has been used by thieves and what actions have been taken to remedy the situation.

Explain how people should respond to the data breach, including the contact information of appropriate organizations and agencies

Include current information about identity theft in general

Provide contact information for law enforcement officers working on the case

Encourage victims of identity theft to file a complaint with the FTC

How to Protect Personal Information

It’s in the best interests of every business to prevent data security breaches in the first place. The FTC suggests the following five principles for protecting the sensitive information of your customers and business partners:

Take Stock: Know what personal information is in your organization’s files and computers. This includes smart phones, removable flash drives and information that may be shared with other organizations.

Scale Down: If you don’t need it, it’s a potential liability and should be securely disposed of. As a rule thumb, only keep personal information for which there is a legal or business necessity.

Lock It: Make sure all personal information is both physically and electronically secure, which includes knowing exactly where all sensitive data is stored. Remember that any security system is only as strong as its weakest link.

Pitch It: Use wipe utility programs to thoroughly erase any possible personal data from all decommissioned computers and make sure you shred paper records before recycling them. Identity thieves often find valuable information in the garbage.

Plan Ahead: Devise a plan for responding to security breaches before they happen. A swift and professional response is key to recovering from a potentially damaging data security breach.

Business Data Breach Lawyer Free Consultation

If your business has suffered a data breach, you should also contact the business data breach lawyers at Ascent Law, LLC. We want to help you resolve the issue, salvage and protect what you can, and prevent it from happening again. Call us for your free consutlation (801) 676-5506. We want to help you.

Ascent Law LLC 8833 S. Redwood Road, Suite C West Jordan, Utah 84088 United States Telephone: (801) 676-5506

Ascent Law LLC

4.9 stars – based on 67 reviews

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