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    1. 82% of healthcare organizations have experienced an IoT-focused cyberattack, survey finds
      Eight out of 10 healthcare organizations have experienced an internet of things-focused cyberattack in the past year. Of the organizations hit by an attack, 30% said the security incident compromised end-user safety, according to a survey by security software company Irdeto. There are 10 million to 15 million medical d
    2. Need capital for your business. Consider an SBA Loan
      business requires capital, an SBA loan backed by the Small Business Administration may help. Best Bank for SBA. Preferred SBA lender
    3. New Study: Nearly Half of Organizations Suffered a Third-Party Cyberattack or Data Breach in 2024
      A joint study by the Ponemon Institute and Imprivata found that nearly half (47%) of global organizations experienced a data breach or cyberattack
    4. Small employers: Look before leaping into new MEP 401(k) option
      Final rules governing multiple employer plans ("MEPs") are now on the table, leaving many small business owners wondering both what they should do to take advantage of the new rules and what they need to consider before jumping in. Small business owners have a wide variety of retirement planning options to choose from,
    5. Cyberattacks in manufacturing: What’s driving the trend?
      When it comes to cyberattacks, the manufacturing industry is taking a beating. Read on to find out why -- and what companies are doing about it
    6. Why supply chain security affects organizations everywhere
      Supply chain security is becoming a priority for organizations everywhere. The pandemic exposed the need for more secure and resilient supply chain
    7. 10 Smart Leadership Solutions For Every Challenge
      What does it take to be a world-class leader, no matter the challenge? Let’s take a look at 10 solutions leaders can implement before a crisis, or in the heat of the moment, to meet problems head-on. 1. Make Yourself Approachable Maybe you’ve had people in your life where you could never be sure how they’d take bad new
    8. 5 perks to offer your employees to increase your staff retention rate
      1. Flexible working hours   Offering flexible working hours to your staff can really help staff engagement and office morale without breaking the bank. Studies have shown that putting a flexible work scheme into your business enables your staff to feel more in control of their work-life balance and more trusted. This u
    9. A Quick Start to Your Wealth Management Plan
      Your financial success is our first priority. With First Midwest Wealth Management1 financial services, you have a truly objective financial advocate working for you. First Midwest Bank is a regulated fiduciary and we are held to a higher standard of care – placing your interests ahead of our own. We can help you creat
    10. Federal Reserve Not Tapering Means More Cycles In The Economic Forecast
      The Federal Reserve announced at its September 22, 2021 meeting, “If progress continues broadly as expected, the Committee judges that a moderation in the pace of asset purchases may soon be warranted.”