Articles about Cybersecurity in Insurance
Cyber insurance rates are finally dropping, but don't celebrate just yet. The risks are getting bigger, coverage gaps are a real problem, and a cheaper policy might leave you dangerously exposed.
News just broke about a significant data breach at Sentinel Security Life and Atlantic Coast Life. If you're a policyholder, you're probably worried—and you have every right to be. Here's what we know so far and the steps you need to take right now.
Think your business continuity plan has you covered? A top security expert warns that old-school disaster planning is no match for today's cyber threats, especially with sneaky third-party attacks and growing insurance policy exclusions.
When a Chinese social media giant was hit by a cyberattack, its stock immediately dropped 6%. This isn't just a tech headline; it's a stark reminder of the real-world financial risks businesses face and why cyber insurance is no longer optional.
Students are now using AI to create fake, explicit images of their classmates, creating a devastating new form of cyberbullying. For schools and parents, this isn't just a discipline issue—it's a massive, uncharted liability risk.
Your car collects a ton of data about you, from your speed to your location. A new bill called the DRIVER Act aims to put you in control of that information. Here's what that means for you and why the insurance world is watching closely.
Remember when ransomware attacks felt almost predictable? Those days are over. The game has changed from organized cartels to fragmented chaos, and it's time for insurers to rewrite the rules.
It’s 3 AM and your biggest client just got hit with ransomware. This isn't a drill. Let's walk through what a real cyber crisis looks like and uncover the hard-won lessons every insurance pro needs to know.
The world of cybercrime has changed. Attacks are more frequent, more sophisticated, and run by professional organizations. Let's break down what's happening and how you can build a smarter, more resilient defense with the right partners.
For years, cyber insurance was a tool for big companies. But that's all changing. Find out why personal cyber coverage is poised to become as common as auto insurance, and what it means for you.
We see headlines about $16 billion in cyberattack losses and think of huge corporations. But the real danger for small businesses lies in the far more common attacks that cost thousands, not millions.
Elite universities are facing a wave of cyberattacks, stealing donor and student data. We'll break down the massive, often hidden, insurance and liability nightmare these schools are now facing.