by Kelli Young | Dec 16, 2024 | Cyber Liability Insurance
Cyberattacks can impact a company in numerous ways. They can create significant financial losses through fines, lawsuits and business interruptions, and they can cause reputational damage as clients and stakeholders lose trust in the organization. As technology...
by Kelli Young | Dec 9, 2024 | Cyber Liability Insurance
As the cybersecurity landscape evolves and cybercriminals continue to develop new ways to infiltrate computer systems and networks, employers must ensure their businesses are positioned to prevent and swiftly respond to cyber incidents. Digital forensics and incident...
by Kelli Young | Nov 18, 2024 | Cyber Liability Insurance
In recent years, a growing number of organizations have implemented stronger cybersecurity measures, including multifactor authentication (MFA). This method requires a user to present two or more unique credentials, such as a password and an additional security code,...
by Kelli Young | Oct 21, 2024 | Cyber Liability Insurance
Coverage for Social Engineering Attacks (Crime vs. Cyber Insurance) In the context of cybersecurity, social engineering refers to a cyberattack method in which a cybercriminal preys on key human behaviors (e.g., trust of authority, fear of conflict and promise of...
by Kelli Young | Oct 14, 2024 | Cyber Liability Insurance
Social engineering refers to a cyberattack method in which a cybercriminal preys on key human behaviors (e.g., trust of authority, fear of conflict and promise of rewards) to obtain unwarranted access to targets’ technology, systems, funds or data. These attacks can...
by Kelli Young | Oct 7, 2024 | Cyber Liability Insurance
Cybersecurity events can lead to businesses sustaining substantial financial and reputational damage. Recovering from these incidents can also be complicated and lengthy. These significant impacts demonstrate the need for organizations to navigate cyber incidents...
