Vulnerability assessments and penetration testing may uncover areas where hackers can break in, but what if they are already there?
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In the last few years, hackers and cyber criminals have become much more sophisticated in how they steal private information, which has led to massive data breaches. These data breaches not only cost an organization hundreds of thousands of dollars in fixes and possible fines, they can ruin a long-established reputation in a matter of hours. Putting in place a robust IT security program will help protect the personal information you maintain from being stolen and misused.
The process of identifying the right technology solution for your family office can be tough, especially if you don't know where to begin. This article details the steps you'll need to take and provides a breakdown of the key business objectives and goals associated with family office technology and software. It also offers a sample family office systems architecture and a look at a new approach to technology costs.
The internet and connected devices are transforming the world, mostly for the better. But for all the advantages cyberspace brings, there are also growing risks for businesses and families, all of which are relevant for family offices. We’re all vulnerable, but wealthy families are particularly attractive targets in the eyes of cybercriminals. Learn how it's possible to manage cyber risks, while taking full advantage of digital technology.
Companies devote significant time and attention to managing underperforming employees. This often leaves top performers feeling neglected and unappreciated. In these situations, appropriate talent strategies must be utilized in order to prevent unnecessary turnover. In this webinar, we will explore best-practices involving: Motivating Top PerformersStrategic RetentionStay Interviews
Briar Hall, a longtime FOX single family office member, has embarked on a journey to review business processes for all critical functions within the office. All Briar Hall offices start with a carefully formulated approach to each function, but things change - employees change, family member needs change, and soon the process either doesn't look like it did originally or the process itself has changed or needs to change.
One of the mandates for the financial executive is to ensure effective accounting controls and efficient processes. This session brings to life how two offices moved forward in addressing risk and growth issues that required a review of internal controls and business processes. Join this session to hear the approach, process, outcomes, and changes implemented in a family office and a multi-family office. You’ll learn:
There is a lot of talk of moving to the cloud, but most FOX members have yet to make the leap. Sarah transitioned her office to the cloud last year and will share her experience, from finding the right solution, to the impact of this change on staff time and productivity to the cost of making the change.
Employers and employees have a lot to think about and keep track of when it comes to health benefits. One of the most obvious, but often troublesome issues, is telling employees just what those benefits are. Employers who provide health benefits are required by law to tell employees what the available benefits are and to do so in plain terms that are easy to understand. Enter the Summary Plan Description (SPD), which must be delivered to employees every new plan year.
Tremendous forces are radically reshaping the world of work. Economic shifts are redistributing power, wealth, competition and opportunity around the globe. Disruptive innovations, radical thinking, new business models and resource scarcity are impacting every sector. Businesses across the world are beginning to understand that they need a clear and meaningful purpose, and mandate for the decade ahead if they are to attract and retain employees, customers and partners.