Cyber Liability

Cyber insurance is just one component in protection from cybercriminals. By recommending these additional strategies to customers, you can position yourself as a trusted advisor.  

A logic error caused a major outage, impacting critical sectors. What can risk managers and cybersecurity pros learn from the CrowdStrike event?  

While cyber exposure is dangerously prevalent, there are tactics that businesses can use to protect themselves and their clients.

Explore how the CrowdStrike event reshaped the understanding of risk and the evolving landscape of digital security.

Cybercrime isn’t going away, so individuals and businesses need to ensure they have protection. These 5 tips will help you guide customers in the right direction.

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.

Many personal lines clients mistakenly believe their standard homeowners insurance policy covers cyber incidents.

“Small businesses are as vulnerable, or more so, than enterprise organizations,” says independent agent Robert Sargent. “However, many small businesses do not acknowledge their vulnerability.”