Cyber Captive Survey 2019 — AON
Aon’s Cyber Captive Survey 2019 says that the rapid growth in the captive market of cyber-specific policies underscores that cyber is one of the […]
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Judy Selby on Improving Cyber and Privacy Board Reporting
“While general awareness of cyber risks among corporate boards is increasing, even the most motivated and knowledgeable directors cannot effectively fulfill their duties without receiving […]
BitSight Releases eBook on Use of A.I. & Big Data in Continuous Cyber Risk Monitoring
“With every reported data breach or cyberattack, the cyber risk landscape gets a little more complex. Cyber criminals create new attack vectors, cybersecurity professionals […]
The Hiscox Cyber Readiness Report Ready for Download
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“Robust defences against cyber intruders and strong processes for eliminating careless or rogue behaviour internally are now the keys to business continuity […]
Aspen Insurance Shares Insights on Mitigating Global Supply Chain Risk
One Key to Success: Set Realistic Goals
“It is not possible to eliminate cyber risk entirely throughout a global supply chain. Taking steps to limit […]
How big will the cyber security market be in 2020?
According to MarketResearch.com, global cyber security market is expected to grow from $106.32 in 2015 to $170.21 billion by 2020. Out of all major technologies, […]
NetDiligence Cyber Risk & Privacy Liability Forum • Oct. 6-7 • Santa Monica
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Is There Enough Cyber Insurance Capacity?
AIG CEO Peter D. Hancock as quoted in the Wall Street Journal
“The largest coverage I’m aware of is for a bank that has about […]
Junto Blog: Mark Greisiger Interviews Microsoft’s Geff Brown
Privacy is ‘Absolutely a Human Right’
“Big Data has huge promise, and there are already so many uses for it. In the future we will […]
Medical Identity Theft: Fighting an Epidemic
McKinsey & Company observed that much post-breach damage results from an “inadequate response to a breach rather than the breach itself.” The consequences of botching […]
Vincent J. Vitkowsky Paper on Cyber Risk
War, Terrorism, and Hactivism Under Cyber Insurance Policies
By Vincent J. Vitkowsky, Partner, Seiger Gfeller Laurie LLP
Cyberspace is the world’s most dynamic domain, and cyber […]
Organizations Must Do More Than Comply With Cyber Regulations
A recent white paper from the cyber security team at Kroll says organizations cannot focus on regulatory requirements alone in shaping their security programs. […]
Trend Micro’s Kellermann on eBay Hack
Passwords Don’t Pass Muster
Today’s Philadelphia Inquirer, in an article by staff writer John Timpane, wrote that 233 million people suddenly are asking themselves, “Can […]
NetDiligence Claims Study Featured by CRN
The True Cost of Breaches to Insurers
NetDiligence President Mark Greisiger is quoted in a Jan. 17, 2014 post at CRN.com that for 145 data […]
Mandiant’s Summers: Companies Mostly Ill-Prepared for Inevitable State-Sponsored Cyber Attacks
Coverage of the Keynote Address from the NetDiligence Cyber Risk & Privacy Liability Forum, October 2013
By Tom Hagy, Managing Director, HB
MARINA DEL REY, Calif. […]
Online CLE: Mullen Interviews Greisiger on Cyber Risks
John Mullen is considered one of the leading attorneys on avoiding the risk and mitigating the damage from data breaches. Mark Greisiger is the […]
When a Data Breach Happens: Be Ready, Be Calm, and Preserve Evidence
When it comes to data breaches, things can get pretty complicated pretty fast. But if there are simple themes that arise they might boil down to these: Be prepared, continually make sure you are prepared, engage the right people right away, act appropriately but don’t overreact, and document everything you do as if you’re already answering to an Attorney General.
Godes on Statutory Damages in Cyber Policies
In this clip, Scott Godes, Esq. of Dickstein Shapiro discusses coverage for statutory damages in cyber policies. Godes spoke during the NetDiligence® Cyber Risk […]
Olcott on Regulatory Challenges for Cyber Risk
Jacob Olcott of Good Harbor Consulting discusses the 2011 Senate Investigation of Disclosure Practices for cyber risk and its finding that risks and events […]
Nelson Levine’s Mullen on Post-Breach Trends
What trends are occurring in the crucial time period immediately following a data breach? John F. Mullen of Nelson Levine de Luca & Horst […]
Hactivism in cyber breaches and SEC guidance on cyber security
Tracie Grella of Chartis Insurance discusses the recent trend of Hactivism in cyber breaches as well as the latest SEC guidance on cyber security. […]
Common Weaknesses in Cyber Protection
What are the three most common mistakes that lead to a company’s breach in cyber security?
Michael Viscuso, CEO of Carbon Black shares […]
NetDiligence Cyber Risk & Privacy Liability Forum Set for June
“Cyber security mishaps, including the mishandling and use of private data are among the top—and perhaps most frightening—silent threats facing companies, individuals, governments and […]