Learn how to conduct a thorough security audit for smart contracts. This step-by-step guide covers manual review, severity classification, mitigation strategies, and ongoing protection to keep your ...

Big brands have a blind spot. They talk about “brand health” while ignoring what users are actually asking about their products – on Google, in AI answers, and across search data. Meanwhile, all the ...

Andrea Aker is CEO of Aker Ink PR & Marketing, a full-service agency that helps companies increase awareness, thought leadership and leads. It’s easy to get stuck in a rut or become confined to what’s ...

8 Key Reasons to Conduct Regular EHS Audits Proactive EHS audits of organizational behaviors and protocols should be conducted periodically to ensure ongoing compliance with regulations and industry ...

Rankings are the comfort food of SEO reporting. Easy to track. Familiar. Quantifiable. But rankings are a vanity metric. In 2025, your position in Google is just one piece of the visibility puzzle, ...

Mobile Device Management systems can get complicated quickly, so it’s important to keep tabs on what’s working and what’s not — and then make sure you fix whatever is broken. Before you can do that, ...

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If you've been in the profession long enough, you probably remember the sound of a binder snapping shut at the end of an audit. Maybe you had shelves lined with thick audit manuals, filled with sticky ...

It's rare IRS agents will come knocking on your door to perform an audit these days. Most audits are now done via mail or in person at an IRS office or the taxpayer's place of business, but they're ...

While the odds of being audited by the IRS are relatively low for most taxpayers, the prospect of having your finances scrutinized by the tax authorities is stressful for anyone. Tax audits can result ...

The IRS is supposed to focus on audits of corporations and high-income and wealthy taxpayers. But who’s really under the agency’s microscope? Some answers can be found in a new report shedding light ...