Articles about Cybersecurity in Insurance
Remember that once-a-year, click-through cybersecurity quiz? It’s not just boring—it’s dangerous. In an age of AI-powered threats, insurers need to ditch the old model and embrace a new way of thinking about employee training.
An FBI investigation into a tech company highlights a scary new risk: your smart devices could be used by strangers without your consent. We break down what this means and why your standard homeowner's policy likely leaves you exposed.
We all see the headlines about state-sponsored disinformation campaigns, but what does it mean for your business? It's a new, complex risk that could cost you everything, and your standard policies likely won't cover it.
A recent White House executive order is pushing the U.S. full-speed ahead on quantum computing. For those of us in insurance, this isn't just tech news—it's a warning shot for the future of cyber risk.
For years, we've been told stolen passwords are the #1 threat. The latest Verizon DBIR report flips that script, revealing a new top risk that could impact your cyber insurance.
A major tech company is about to release AI with incredible cybersecurity power. For those of us in the insurance world, this is a massive deal, bringing both game-changing opportunities and terrifying new threats to the cyber liability landscape.
A new survey from The Hartford reveals what's truly worrying business leaders today. Hint: it's a mix of digital threats and economic pressures that have everyone on edge. Let's break down what this means for you.
New York's financial regulator just issued new guidance on cybersecurity, citing a "heightened threat" from AI. Let's break down what this means for you and your business, and why it's more than just another compliance memo.
We all worry about our crypto getting hacked, but what happens when the criminals show up at your door? Let's talk about the scary rise of physical crypto crime and the new wave of insurance designed to protect you.
Hackers recently took down the Canvas portal, disrupting major universities. This isn't just a tech headline; it's a critical lesson in third-party cyber risk and why your insurance needs to cover threats that happen outside your own walls.
It's a strange but true story: cyber ransom attacks are hitting businesses more than ever, yet criminals are walking away with less cash. We're digging into the latest claims data to see why being prepared is finally starting to pay off.
The White House is planning an executive order to create a vetting system for new AI models. Let's break down what this means for the world of cyber risk and, more importantly, your insurance policy.