In this month's cybersecurity for CPAs, we look at a small firm whose cybersecurity was not keeping up with the times.

The Internal Revenue Service is cautioning tax pros about an uptick it's already starting to see this year.

What good is a door you don't close? What's the point of going through all the trouble of having a secure space if someone can just walk right in?

Nearly one-third of public companies are using artificial intelligence in their financial reporting, according to a new survey.

New and emerging threats are taking security worries to new heights.

How CPA firms can mitigate these risks with a hosting partner.

Whether it is maintaining secure databases for client information or keeping employees safe from phishing attacks, cybersecurity should be a top priority.

By clicking on malicious links and then entering your login information, you risk letting cybercriminals pretend to be you and send out $250,000 worth of fake invoices.

Only four companies said the events were "material."

A recent report from estimates that if the internet were shut down entirely around the world for one day, it would cost the global economy about $43 billion.

In this Vendor Spotlight we talk to Andrew Hoyen, CEO of cybersecurity solutions provider Infinite Group Inc.

The cost of free file; ERC withdrawals; making money year-round; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

New cybersecurity rules from the Securities and Exchange Commission are already prompting companies to put more emphasis on the topic in their disclosures.

Right Networks, an accounting-centered cloud solutions provider, has changed its name to Rightworks.

Firms don't always make the best decisions when it comes to locking down the data that resides in their applications.

The manner in which Charles Littlejohn pulled off one of the most egregious security breaches in IRS history was revealed in a court filing.

A lack of data management policies can be an expensive mistake.

A majority of chief audit executives and information technology audit leaders consider cybersecurity to be a top risk over the next year, but they're less concerned about artificial intelligence.

Neither the IRS nor Congress has specifically addressed the tax deductibility of ransomware payments made to hackers, nor has FASB.

A recent report from credit rating agency Moody's found organizations have increased their spending on cybersecurity by 70% over just four years.