Quick Takes November – Small Commercial Highlights

Small Commercial           Phishing Attacks Are Increasing; Don’t Let Customers Get Reeled In           Businesses lose billions of dollars annually to wire transfer phishing. Also known as “wire transfer fraud” or “fraudulent wire transfer,” these ploys trick the victim into transferring money to the attacker.   But wire fraud is easy to see if you know what to look for. Use new marketing flyers to help customers:   • Recognize situations that could present a wire fraud threat to their businesses with examples of actual wire fraud cases; and   • Avoid becoming a phishing attack target with these best practices.   Take this opportunity to help customers stop wire transfer scams before they start.       Was this article helpful?

I Owe How Much?     No business owner wants to be on the hook for additional premium after a workers’ comp audit, yet many wind up paying more. See how much more and what you can do to help customers avoid audit surprises. Learn more ›     Was this article helpful?

A Digital Service Experience That’s Second to None     The results are in! For the fourth consecutive year, Keynova has ranked The Hartford #1 in digital support for small commercial insurance products, policyholders and prospects. This is nearly 20 points higher than the next closest competitor. See how ›     Was this article helpful?

Discover   our best kept secret:         Marketing Central                 Did you know our Marketing Central can help you with all of your daily needs? It’s available to you right now and your sales rep can help!   Learn More

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