What AI Means for Cyber Liability and Risk Management
While artificial intelligence (AI) enhances operational efficiency and security, it also widens the cyberattack surface, leading to complex challenges for organizations.
While artificial intelligence (AI) enhances operational efficiency and security, it also widens the cyberattack surface, leading to complex challenges for organizations.
Technology is moving quickly—and that means so are cybercriminals. It can be challenging to protect oneself from cybercrime, but these guidelines can help you and your customers prepare.
As the cyber threat landscape becomes more complex, preparedness against cyber risks is declining with only 73% of U.S. business leaders feeling resilient against the cyber risk.
Maintaining, improving and enhancing your website can feel like a full-time job for independent agents, who already wear many hats in their businesses. That’s why the Big “I” has an array of resources to help.
More than half of all 2023 cyber insurance claims were a result of funds transfer fraud (FTF) or business email compromise (BEC), according to a Coalition report.
The attack on Change Healthcare underscores key considerations for independent agents when discussing cyber risks with clients.
Technology is reshaping insurance sales and client management, providing new opportunities for success for insurance professionals.
The global average breach cost reached $4.45 million, with detection and escalation the most expensive component—indicating a shift toward more extended and complex investigations.
If you are looking for new investors or a buyer, buckling down on your data is key to positioning your business.
On this episode of Agency Nation Radio, Peter van Aartrijk, principal of Aartrijk, and Bill Wise, executive vice president of Chubb’s North America Professional Liability and Cyber practice, discuss catastrophic cyber risks that could impact independent