Cybersecurity
Ransomware: Should you pay the ransom? – Part 2
March 16, 2022Follow along part two to find out the important takeaway for organizations and insurance providers is to assess exposure and costs in advance of an attack.
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Ransomware: To pay or not to pay? – Part 1
March 15, 2022Learn more about what Ransomware is and how it is the most offensive and damaging types of cyberattacks an organization can experience.
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Subrogating a Cybersecurity Attack
November 1, 2021Cybersecurity risks are real. The uncomfortable feeling insurers have is real. And when a loss occurs it really boils down to two things for insurers: Whether to pay and whether you can get your money back. As the scenario in this article proves, it’s not always a straightforward process but with some basic considerations at hand, adjusters can make smarter decisions about how to proceed.
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E&O in the World Of Cyber Liability
July 1, 2021This article explores the interplay of errors & omissions (E&O) and cyber liability insurance. There is a natural inroad here to discuss bad faith (and good faith) on the part of insurers.
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Are Insurers Playing on the Right Cyber Subrogation Field?
November 1, 2020Today's technology has put the world at our fingertips. Unfortunately, it has done the same for threat actors. Everywhere we look, cyberattacks are on the rise. From the rise in ‘bot’ attacks on financial services to the growing threat of brute-force attacks in Brazil, to an increasing number of sophisticated hands-on hacking campaigns, cybercriminals continue to evolve their practices and tools to exploit vulnerabilities.
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Decoding Cybersecurity Losses: Forensic Accountants to the Rescue
March 27, 2019Faced with the grim reality of data breaches and other cyber threats, cybersecurity specialists and forensic accountants are becoming fast friends, working to unravel both the sources and costs of specific cybersecurity-related losses.
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