Uncategorized

By now, many people’s New Year’s resolutions have come and gone. But here’s one resolution that’s much easier to keep than getting up at 5:00 am...

The concept of ransom is as old as crime; ransomware is the extension of ransom to the digital world.

The first instance of a ransomware attack is...

Did you know…

• In 2016, an Austrian Aerospace firm was defrauded of $42 million dollars.
• In 2017, Save the Children USA was the victim of a...

“Twitter is not a technology, it’s a conversation—and it’s happening with or without you.”

Charlene Li, author

Social media refers to any website or application that...

By Agnes Gawecki

The definition of “employee” under Employee Theft Coverage is crucial in determining whether benefits will be paid in the event of property theft....

Sometimes it’s hard to be a woman . . .

Tammy Wynette

Women in the workplace walk a tightrope between being perceived as too bossy or too weak. The same behaviors are labeled differently for male leaders and female leaders. A male leader who shouts, speaks over others, and ignores opposing viewpoints may command...

Handle them carefully, for words have more power than atom bombs.

Pearl Strachan Hurd

-British Politician (1930s)

Appearances, behavior, tone of...

January 27, 2020 is a big day. It’s National Chocolate Cake Day, Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day, and the ever popular Tax Identity Theft Awareness Day. The...

When a business files an inventory loss claim, we often jump to the conclusion fraud is the cause of the loss. But fraud it isn’t always the reason...

On October 31, 2017, SDC held our annual Halloween Costume Contest. Costumes ranged from Peter Pan to a giant grumpy white cat to a witch and even a lamp (complete with cord). This year’s prize winner dressed as an Identity Thief – wearing a black cap and black clothes covered with name tags. All joined...