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What is not included in a Cyber Insurance Policy

CyberSecurity Insiders

Ever wondered what is covered and what is not in your Cyber Insurance Policy? If not, you better review the guidelines and inform all your C-level employees on strategies to cope with the losses that remain out of the cyber insurance cover. Otherwise, the cyber insurer will not offer any policy coverage.

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Discover 2022’s Nastiest Malware

Webroot

Since the mainstreaming of ransomware payloads and the adoption of cryptocurrencies that facilitate untraceable payments, malicious actors have been innovating new methods and tactics to evade the latest defenses. The key to staying safe is a layered approach to cybersecurity backed up by a cyber resilience strategy.

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Cybersecurity threats: what awaits us in 2023?

SecureList

Arthur Laudrain, Strategic Analyst (Cyber Program), The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies. In 2023, we might see a slight decline in ransomware attacks, reflecting the slowdown of the cryptocurrency markets. Yet, in addition to cyber insurance, companies will need a designated DR or RR (Rolling Recovery) plan.

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C-suites adapt to ransomware as a cost of doing business

SC Magazine

We won’t ruin our reputation” with a security failure, said Benjamin Corll, vice president of cyber security and data protection at industrial thread company Coats. I’m not going to educate them, to say ‘Can I have your attention?’ From a financial perspective, if we did have to pay the ransomware, do we know how to buy cryptocurrency?

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As ransomware inches from economic burden to national security threat, policies may follow

SC Magazine

It’s a little blunt to be a solution,” said Mike McNerney, chief operating officer of Resilience, which provides cyber insurance, and a former policy adviser to the Department of Defense. A less abrasive way to interrupt payments could come at the cryptocurrency level. “We’re going to end up criminalizing being a victim.

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Higher Ed Ransomware Attack: University Pays Hackers $450,000

SecureWorld News

The end result was hefty payment: "After careful consideration, the university decided to work with its cyber insurance provider to pay a fee to the ransomware attacker. The University made the payment in cryptocurrency, through a third party firm. And number one is cyber insurance.

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Ransomware Prevention, Detection, and Simulation

NetSpi Executives

Victims pay ransomware adversaries for decryption keys through cryptocurrency, such as Bitcoin. Some can’t afford not to pay, and some are covered by cyber insurance. Should I get a ransomware cyber insurance policy? Many organizations have used cyber insurance to recover from ransomware attacks.