You get an email that looks like it’s from someone you know. It seems to be from one of your company’s vendors and asks that you click on a link to update your business account. Should you click? Maybe it looks like it’s from your boss...
CHECKLIST FOR CYBER INSURANCE Also known as cyber liability insurance, cyber coverage can help organizations pay for a range of expenses that may result from cyber incidents—including (but not limited to) data breaches, ransomware attacks and phishing scams. When seeking this form of coverage, it’s important for...
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, to verify their identity and log into...
Authors: Bruce Wilson and Scott Franzen The first cybersecurity policy was written in 1997. Then, about 10 years ago, the policies started gaining in popularity and became standard coverage in any risk transfer program. You don’t need to do too much research to find out why...
Employees are widely considered top targets during cyberattacks, making them your organization’s first line of defense. In fact, a joint study conducted by Stanford University and cloud email security company, Tessian, found that the vast majority (88%) of data breach incidents stem from employee mistakes....
