What Is Managed Detection and Response (MDR)? An Accounting Firm Owner’s Guide

By Nathan Anderson, Head of Operations, Nimbl Tech TL;DR Your clients come to you because financial expertise is not something they can staff well on their own. You give them better information and faster decisions than they could produce alone. Managed detection and response is that same kind of outside expertise, brought in for your […]

Cyber Risk Management for Accounting Firms: A Strategic Finance Framework

By Nathan Anderson, Head of Operations, Nimbl Tech TL;DR In 2024, the FBI logged $16.6 billion in reported cybercrime losses, up 33% from the previous year. Every one of those dollars landed on someone’s books as a real financial hit, and that is the part most cyber conversations miss.  Managing financial risk is already part […]

Outsourced IT Support for Accounting Firms: When It Makes Sense, When It Doesn’t

TL;DR The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported a median annual salary of $96,800 for network and computer systems administrators in 2024. Add employer payroll taxes, health benefits, training, software licensing, and the coverage gap that opens when that person is out sick, on vacation, or gone, and the true annual cost of one IT […]

Endpoint Security Solutions: Why Every Accountant’s Laptop Is Now a Security Boundary

TL;DR According to Verizon’s 2025 Data Breach Investigations Report, 46% of compromised systems containing corporate credentials were non-managed devices: laptops and phones operating outside any organizational security policy, where the credentials were valid, but the device carrying them wasn’t being monitored or managed. For accounting firms, that number is direct. The files your team opens […]

Managed IT Services for Accounting Firms: How Strategic Finance Leaders Choose the Right Partner

TL;DR The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) requires all tax and accounting professionals to maintain a formal Written Information Security Plan (WISP). The Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) updated Safeguards Rule adds additional requirements: encryption, multi-factor authentication, formal risk assessments, and a designated security coordinator. Most accounting firms know these requirements exist, but haven’t built an IT […]