8 Steps for Moving Your Accounting Practice into The Cloud - Liquid Accounts.
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B.S not moving anything to the cloud we don't have a sure fire security for anything on the internet from hackers. i'll monitor my own data and accounts thank you lol.
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That's fine - it's your choice - but I think it's far more likely that someone could break into your office and steal your computer or server with your data or, or you could experience a flood or some other disaster, or your computers could crash or break, than someone would hack into your accounts which are encrypted and held in secure servers in a maximum security bunker (i.e. in the cloud).
liquidaccounts 4 months ago