Cyber

The devil is in the details. There are inconsistencies in the coverage provided, and minor variations can have significant impact.

Scam artists are getting far more sophisticated, and the first line of defense against "social engineering" is you.

Insurance and reinsurance are not alternatives to ERM; cyber risks must be assessed and mitigated like all other risks.

Looking at application forms for cyber insurance suggests four basic steps that can reduce exposure to data breaches.

Big stock drops are inevitable when the market better understands cyber threats, and when there are stock drops the plaintiffs’ bar will be there.

Many corporate deals can unwittingly void important cyber coverage. So, it needs to be considered early in any possible deals.

For one, DON’T use the terms “identity theft” and “data breach” interchangeably. Why? Because they aren’t interchangeable.

Beware of "Free Wi-Fi." Cyber thugs set up sites known as "evil twins" that can steal your signal and leave you vulnerable.