The Real Cost of Skipping IT Risk Assessments: What Norfolk’s Regulated Businesses Need to Know
Picture this: A small CPA firm thought they were protected. They had antivirus software, used strong passwords, and backed up their files occasionally. Then came tax season 2024. A ransomware attack encrypted three years of client tax returns, financial records, and QuickBooks data. The ransom demand? $175,000. The actual cost, including downtime, recovery, client notifications, […]









