
What is Ransomware?
Ransomware is a type of malicious software (malware) that cyber criminals use to prevent computer users from accessing systems or critical data until they’ve paid a ransom.
Ransomware is a type of malicious software (malware) that cyber criminals use to prevent computer users from accessing systems or critical data until they’ve paid a ransom.
In this ransomware and insurance ebook you’ll learn about ways that insurers are restricting coverage and changing the structure of coverage.
Social Engineering Fraud Insurance provides cover in the event that an employee falls victim to a social engineering scam.
This article takes a close look at the legal liability tech start-ups typically face, that a Technology Errors & Omissions insurance policy is designed to address.
Many small businesses have not yet purchased cyber insurance but the threat for them is very real. Perhaps they don’t know where and how to get started with the purchase process, or what to look for?
Business interruption in a Cyber insurance policy intends to cover the income loss after a business is impacted by a privacy or security breach.
We’ve all been in a position where we’re asked a question we can’t answer. This article focuses on how to answer the question, “does this policy cover ransomware” because while the question is simple, the answer is not.
Social Engineering Fraud is the use of psychology to manipulate someone into following instructions to share confidential information or send money.
For any business owner or director, it is essential to have an understanding of privacy laws. In collecting, handling, and storing data, your organization may be exposed to lawsuits from different stakeholders or charged hefty fines for violations by regulators.