by Kelli Young | Oct 26, 2026 | Case Study, Cyber Liability Insurance
In 2024, threat actors stole information from more than 160 organizations by using harvested usernames and passwords to gain unauthorized access to customers’ Snowflake environments. Snowflake—a cloud-based data warehousing and analytics service— was not breached, nor...
by Kelli Young | Oct 19, 2026 | Cyber Liability Insurance
Cybercriminals continue to become more sophisticated, leveraging a wide range of tactics in order to attack their targets. One tactic that has increased in frequency, complexity and resulting losses over the past few years is the use of business email compromise (BEC)...
by Kelli Young | Oct 12, 2026 | Cyber Liability Insurance
Whenever you connect to the internet at work, you create a potential entry point for cybercriminals. Every link you click and website you visit is an opportunity for hackers to gain a foothold and infiltrate sensitive company systems and data. Fortunately, many of...
by Kelli Young | Sep 28, 2026 | Cyber Liability Insurance
When a cyberattack makes headlines, it is usually because of ransomware, a large data breach or a fraudulent wire transfer. What is less visible is often what made the attack possible in the first place: A stolen password. Infostealer malware is designed specifically...
by Kelli Young | Sep 21, 2026 | Business Insurance, Cyber Liability Insurance
Working remotely offers flexibility, but it also expands the ways cyberthreats can reach you. Outside the office, the usual safety nets, namely IT oversight, threat detection tools and physical security, may not be readily available, which can permit cybercriminals to...
by Kelli Young | Aug 10, 2026 | Cyber Liability Insurance
Strong passwords are one of the first lines of defense against cyberattacks. Developing lengthy, complex and hard to-guess passwords across your workplace accounts can significantly increase the time and computing power required to crack your credentials, making it...
