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You can pretend they aren’t there or won’t go after your company. Many other small businesses had the same plan and regretted it. The future is in your control.
You’ve been hit with a cyberattack. Now what? Whitney Tabash, a Broker with All Risks, Ltd, recently sat down for an interview to answer questions on what to do after a data breach.
The complexity of cyberattacks will increase, so expect to see cybersecurity investments increase while countermeasures adapt. Ultimately, the human factor is key.
The days of small businesses ignoring cyber-attacks and data breaches are over. By volume, they are the primary targets.
The threats are increasingly complex and sinister. According to a major carrier, claims increased from $75,000 in Q1-2019 to over $350,000 by Q4-2019.
It may be hard to believe. But the data privacy laws hold you responsible if you’re the customer interface. You have financial liability.
Since they are often used interchangeably, many tend to confuse the two. Is there actually a difference? Yes.
Cyber liability insurance is one of the bargains of the insurance industry. Like an umbrella policy, it provides broad coverage at a low cost.
It is imperative for all lawyers and other business owners alike to remember: hackers only need to find one way in.
Unfortunately, data breaches have become part of our everyday vocabulary. It’s never safe to assume that your business isn’t vulnerable.
One of hackers’ top targets is proving to be the legal industry due to the type and volume of data held by firms and the judicial system.
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