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Cybersecurity in Finance

Financial institutions are among the most targeted organizations in the world. From community banks and credit unions to wealth management firms, fintech companies and accounting organizations—businesses handling sensitive financial data face an increasingly complex cyber threat landscape.
Cybersecurity is no longer just an IT issue. It has become a business continuity concern, a regulatory requirement, a customer trust imperative, and a competitive advantage.
As cybercriminals become more sophisticated and attack surfaces continue to expand through cloud applications, remote work, mobile devices, and third-party integrations—financial organizations need more than reactive support. They require strategic technology guidance, proactive security monitoring, and a layered defense strategy designed to protect critical assets.
LBMC Technology Solutions helps financial organizations strengthen their operations through comprehensive Managed IT Services, TechCare® and TechSecure® solutions—helping businesses improve security, support compliance requirements and build resilience against evolving cyber threats.

ERP & Accounting Software, Sage Intacct, Technology Solutions

Dimensional Accounting: A New Way for Finance to Work

As organizations grow, so does the complexity of their financial reporting. New entities, departments, locations, programs, grants, or classes all demand visibility, but many finance teams try to manage that complexity by continuously adding accounts to their general ledger. The result is an overgrown chart of accounts, rigid reports, and far too much time spent manipulating spreadsheets.
This is exactly the problem dimensional accounting was designed to solve, and it’s one of the core reasons companies choose Sage Intacct.
In traditional accounting systems, reporting relies heavily on the chart of accounts. Want to track expenses by department? Add accounts. Need reporting by location or project? Add more accounts. Over time, this creates a bloated GL structure that is difficult to maintain and even harder to analyze.

ERP & Accounting Software, Sage Intacct, Technology Solutions

Can Sage Intacct Employee Users Approve Transactions?

Organizations implementing Sage Intacct often ask a practical question when setting up workflows and internal controls: Can employee users approve transactions in the system?
The answer is yes—but with an important condition. Employee users can approve transactions in Sage Intacct only when the employee also exists as an active system user with the proper role permissions and is included in an approval workflow.
Understanding this distinction is essential for designing effective approval processes and maintaining strong financial controls.

A doctor using Sage Intacct
ERP & Accounting Software, Sage Intacct, Technology Solutions

The 15-Minute Sage Intacct Check-Up Every Admin Should Be Doing

Most Sage Intacct systems are set up once and then left alone. That works fine until it doesn’t. User permissions drift, outdated configurations quietly create problems, and small oversights compound over time into something that takes hours to untangle.
The good news is that a quick, routine check-up can catch most of these issues before they become real problems. This isn’t a deep audit or a full system review. It’s a focused 15-minute habit that any admin can build into their regular routine.

Managed IT Services, Technology Solutions

Why Bundled Office Technology Solutions Are the Smartest Investment for Growing Businesses

Small and medium-sized enterprises are under more and more pressure to stay up with technology in a digital-first economy. The needs are expanding, and so are the costs. These include things like allowing people to work from home, protecting against cyber threats, collaborating in the cloud, and making sure data is compliant. Many businesses have to deal with more than one vendor, platform, and support contract, which makes things less efficient, costs more, and raises the risk.

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