Avoid an accident this winter!
Here are 15 great driving tips to keep in mind this winter, from Property Casualty 360°:
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January is a good time to take inventory of your personal property. Make sure you have items such as jewelry, fine art, musical instruments, etc. covered adequately. Call us today!
Here’s a good article from the Merlin Law Group:
Did you ask Santa for a drone this Christmas? Better read this! Merry Christmas!
http://www.claimsjournal.com/news/national/2015/12/22/267757.htm
If you are like most of us in NC this year, you may have been procrastinating on buying that Christmas Tree until we get colder weather. So just in case, this is a good reminder to keep your vehicle safe.
http://www.propertycasualty360.com/2015/12/08/9-tips-to-get-your-christmas-tree-home-safely-with
Inevitably before we get through this winter, we’ll have at least a few days of deep cold. And especially if they occur over the holidays, many schools, churches and businesses are not quite prepared for the snap. Here is a good article by our partners at Cincinnati about what you can do to prepare for Jack Frost.
http://blog.cinfin.com/2015/12/08/fire-protection-system-freezing/
With all of the shopping, traveling over the river and through the woods to Grandma’s, school events and oh, yes, the weather, you can’t afford to take your eyes off the road. Here is a link to a great reminder from our partner, Liberty Mutual.
If you are like much of our country, how you are shopping for the Holidays is changing….and quickly!
Because of all they can offer, smartphones and tablet devices are essential to getting that perfect gift. However, as use rises, it will become more and more important to ensure that security for these mobile devices is able to adequately protect you from new and existing threats.
The need for proper phone security is no different than the need keeping your valuables safely locked when not in use or keeping close tabs on your checkbook. Gone are the days when the most sensitive information on your phone is contact names and numbers. Now a smartphone could grant access to any number of applications, emails and stored passwords. Depending on how you use such devices, unauthorized access to the information on a smartphone or tablet could be catastrophic to your bank account as well as your credit information.
Lost or Stolen Devices
Because of their size and nature of use, mobile devices are at an increased risk of being lost or stolen. Since most devices automatically store passwords in their memory to keep users logged in to email and other applications, having physical possession of the device is one of the easiest ways for unauthorized users to access private information.
To prevent someone from accessing a lost or stolen device, the phone or tablet should be locked with a password. The password should be time sensitive, automatically locking the phone out after a short period of inactivity. Most devices come with such security features built in, which is something you should consider before purchasing. Depending on your cellphone provider, there are also services that allow you to remotely lockdown or erase a device in the event that it is lost or stolen.
Malicious Attacks
Mobile devices have the potential to be just as susceptible to malware and viruses as computers, yet many people don’t consider instituting the same type of safeguards. As reliance on these devices continues to grow, so will their attractiveness as potential targets. Third-party applications are especially threatening as a way for malware to install itself onto a device. Know what app you are installing or file you are downloading on your mobile device.
We hope you and your family have a very safe and blessed Holiday.
PRESS RELEASE
FOR RELEASE ON OR AFTER 11/01/2015
TriSure Corporation announces that Dan R. Sanderson, CIC has been appointed as a Partner in the firm effective October 1, 2015.
Mr. Sanderson has worked at TriSure since 2003 as a Senior Account Executive in the commercial insurance practice. His areas of expertise include Directors and Officers, Errors & Omissions, Cyber Liability and large account programs including self-insurance.
TriSure Corporation is based in Raleigh, North Carolina and is one of the largest privately owned and managed insurance brokerages in the Carolinas. TriSure has specialized practice areas including large commercial business lines, personal lines, small business, and surety bonds.
For more information, please contact John Cramer, CEO, TriSure, 4325 Lake Boone Trail, Suite 200, Raleigh, NC 27607. 919-469-2473, jcramer@trisure.com
The leaves are changing, basketball season is upon us and the holidays are right here! But don’t forget that now is also the time to get your home ready for winter. See this great link from Bob Vila to help prepare your home and business for winter.
http://www.bobvila.com/articles/502-winter-preparation-checklist/#.Vkn_6NKrSJA
Everyone is ready for a great Thanksgiving so don’t follow these examples of Turkey Frying gone wrong!