Patching Things Up When Cyber Threat Actors Constantly Evolve | Max Sokolov
The importance of software patching for enterprises cannot be underestimated says CyberCube’s Max Sokolov, Head of Engineering, Estonia. Given that the threat actor, and methods of attack deployed are constantly changing...
Drawing from the Experience of Nat Cat Modeling
The cyber insurance market can learn lessons from the experiences of the natural catastrophe insurance industry, although the unique characteristics of cyber risks mean that there are as many differences as there are similarities for this risk compared to natural catastrophe modeling...
Measuring Cyber Aggregation Risk
Cyber risk is now an embedded feature of the global risk landscape, and preventative risk management and post-event remediation are gaining importance as shareholders, customers, supply chain partners, and regulators are increasingly focused on how companies are managing for cyber risks...
Reinsurance: An industry in Terminal Decline or at the Beginning of a New Golden Age?
In 2016 so far, at least 12 documented “ransomware” attacks have been targeted at U.S. healthcare organizations. This specific type of malware is used to encrypt data with a decryption key accessible only to the hacker, blocking system access until a ransom is paid...
What Every CISO Needs to Know About Cyber Insurance
The impact of a cyber attack to an organization’s brand, reputation, and business operations can be catastrophic. Organizations need to plan proactively but prepare for the reactive, which includes insurance for goods, intellectual property (IP), and commerce—the assets sailing across the digital landscape. Welcome cyber insurance.
Why CISOs Should Embrace Their Cyber Insurer
Cyber Security risk management is undergoing one of the most important shifts in recent memory; however, this shift is not being driven by the information security industry...