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Cybersecurity threats: what awaits us in 2023?

SecureList

Most probably more attacks on the education and healthcare sectors will occur plus targeted campaigns against industry leaders – especially those that hold critical information: sensitive data, top expertise, and latest technologies. Yet, in addition to cyber insurance, companies will need a designated DR or RR (Rolling Recovery) plan.

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13 Important Considerations When Obtaining Cyber Liability Insurance

Joseph Steinberg

Likewise, cyber insurance policies for individuals are starting to appear in the marketplace. Remember, a cyber-insurance policy is a legal contract – it is absolutely essential that policyholders adhere to policy requirements or they may find their otherwise valid claims denied should a cybersecurity incident occur.

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The Unseen Threats: Anticipating Cybersecurity Risks in 2024

Security Boulevard

The primary target and focus for nation-states will continue to be their adversaries Critical Infrastructure sectors, such as healthcare, government, communications, transportation, defense industrial base, media, utilities, finance, and cargo logistics. Recovery from supply chain attacks will cost 3x-5x more as compared to data breaches.

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Top Cybersecurity Startups to Watch in 2022

eSecurity Planet

Abnormal Security applies artificial intelligence to catch suspicious identities, relationships, and context within email communications and can help organizations securely migrate from legacy to cloud infrastructure. Privafy aims to serve a valuable corner of the market – securing data-in-motion. Cowbell Cyber.