March is the perfect time to do a digital check-up to ensure you are protecting your personal information. Enhancing online privacy is crucial in today's digital world. In this month’s blog, we shared some tips to help you protect your privacy online.

Fraud is on the rise and can be especially devastating to older adults. This month, fraudsters who want to take advantage of general goodwill and generosity are on the rise.

To protect your holiday cheer (and finances) this season, here are a few of the most common types of scams along with helpful tips to help protect yourself.

AI can be a powerful tool, but it can also be unpredictable and cause unintended consequences if not used with caution. As with any powerful technology, there are potential negative impacts and unintended consequences that must be carefully considered.

Read more on this month's blog, where we dive deeper into a recent Travelers Insurance White Paper: Pursuing AI’s Opportunities While Mitigating Its Risks.

Preventing heat illness at work is crucial for maintaining employee health and safety and federal law entitles you to a safe workplace. By implementing prevention measures and prioritizing employee health and safety, you can significantly reduce the risk of heat-related incidents in the workplace.

We’ve rounded up several resources from the OSHA Heat Illness Prevention campaign to help educate employers and workers on the dangers of working in the heat.

Are you making plans for a road trip this Summer? Renting a car could be a practical and cost-effective solution for reaching your destination. In this month's blog, our trusted partners at Crane Agency have created a useful FAQ to assist you in preparing for your upcoming trip, ensuring a smooth journey!

Did you know that here at The Concannon Agency, we help businesses with their risk management practices?

We have deep knowledge of both the insurance industry and with risk management, which means we can look at the best protective and cost-saving avenues to create efficiencies across the board for our clients.

Cybercriminals are always looking for the slightest breach in your security... waiting for you to let your guard down as an opportunity for them to attack.

Cybercrimes include stealing valuable information and even identity theft. All of these crimes are committed using online devices such as a computer, networking device, or mobile phone. Any device that is connected to the internet one way or the other is vulnerable.