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Does Cyber across the Pond Differ from Cyber in the United States?
Earlier this month, I had the pleasure of attending the HB Litigation NetDiligence® Cyber Risk & Privacy Liability Forum in Santa Monica. In addition to enjoying the wonderful California fall...
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Raising Awareness about Cyber Risk
To develop a new product, the first step to success is always the same: Understand the customer’s need. But the need is not the product you’re selling. It’s the problem your product is trying to solve....
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Payment cards: Is the PIN more dangerous than the pen?
President Obama recently announced that, starting next year, all federal government credit and debit cards will feature microchips and require the use of PIN numbers. The technology, called “chip and...
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Privacy in the Digital Age
Earlier this month, I had the privilege of attending the 2014 Privacy Xchange Forum, my first cyber event not specifically about insurance. The forum, presented by IDT911, was a well-planned,...
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Cyber Monday Has a Case of the Mondays
When I started this blog series in January, I thought Cyber Monday would become more popular than Black Friday. After all, why would you want to spend your Thanksgiving in the mall or battle the crowds...
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Why don’t more businesses have cyber insurance?
It seems every few days there’s a new report of a data breach affecting a business or healthcare service provider we know. In a number of those cases, cyber insurance has helped the business recover...
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A Cyber Attack Scarier than Any Movie
Most people these days, when they hear the words “cyber attack,” think of data breaches with legions of unknown hackers breaking into the computer systems of big retail chains to obtain customer credit...
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When It Comes to Cybersecurity, All Bets Are Off
In February, a major cyber attack erased hard drives and shut down computers at two popular Las Vegas casinos, The Venetian and The Palazzo. But according to a report in Bloomberg Businessweek, the...
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