No matter what type of business you run, chances are you depend on computers for processing sales, emailing customers and vendors, or running your inventory and financials on a daily basis. Although the technology you use makes your business faster and more efficient, it also makes your company more vulnerable to thieves and hackers.

No small business owner likes to imagine the worst, but the truth is that disasters can happen at any time, no matter how prepared you might be. Whether it's a flood, fire, building damage, power outage, cyberattack, or a major supplier shutting down, these unexpected events can halt operations and threaten the future of your business if you don't have a solid plan in place.

When you're running a business, whether it's a restaurant, retail shop, or office space, the last thing you want to deal with is a fire. Not only can it cause major damage to your building and equipment, but it can also put your employees, customers, and livelihood at risk.

Seasonal promotions can be a fantastic way for your Texas restaurant or retail store to draw in new customers, keep loyal patrons excited, and create a buzz in the community.

Whether you're rolling out a festive holiday menu, hosting a summer sidewalk sale, or throwing a back-to-school shopping event, these special occasions can be a revenue booster. But along with the fun and sales, they can also bring extra risks for your business if you're not prepared.