It looks as if taxpayers have to be wary and skeptical even when they send their personal information to the IRS. This government agency is supposed to be trusted with our personal information. Especially at a time when criminals are posing as IRS agents over the telephone, through email, through our employers human resources departments and through schools you would think the IRS itself would be safe. But no!
October has been established as National Cyber Security Awareness Month by the Dept. of Homeland Security, to especially educate individuals and small business owners about cyber security. No better time to talk about Cyber Security I thought!
It has been a busy summer over here at MN Tax Solutions LLC. I was taking stock of our big challenges from the 2015 tax season and so I thought I should share some of the important lessons we learnt from it. No matter how many times we say this, it cannot be said enough- It is imperative to take regular stock of your “cyber-security health”! Just like you would go to the doctor for regular check-ups!
What are your best cyber-security practices? What are the types of threats you could face? Read More
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