To address the growing concern surrounding data safety, the European Union has drafted the General Data Protection Regulation, which will go into effect May 25, 2018. If you find that the GDPR may apply to your organization, there are ways you can prepare.
One thing we plan to do regularly on the OSCPA blog is let you know what’s going on around the social media world and share the updates we find interesting.
OSCPA's Advance program kicks off today, and one topic we're going to cover is the increasing impact automation will have on the accounting profession.
When you consider the effect a hack could have on your business’s reputation, it’s easy to see how a cybersecurity risk can quickly become YOUR problem – not just IT’s.
Regardless of what you think about social media, whether you use it a lot or just dabble, there are important precautions you need to take – consistently – to keep yourself safe.
You receive an email from your CEO requesting an immediate transfer of funds to an account. Because this is unusual, do you call your CEO to check that she’s made this request herself, or do you simply follow orders?
Artificial intelligence is no longer a foreign new technology, as small and mid-sized organizations are beginning to implement AI into their work processes.
CPAs are trusted business advisors to clients, and that relationship can sometimes mean pushing small business owners into the 21st century with updated technology.
A County Auditors' Association of Ohio (CAAO) working group has partnered with Columbus software provider SafeChain to study how blockchain can streamline the transfer of property deeds at the county level.
Amazon has unveiled software that allows health care companies to build Alexa voice tools capable of securely transmitting private patient information, a move that opens the door to a broad array of uses in homes and hospitals.