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Automating Cyber-Insurance Compliance

Innovative companies are investing in digital transformation to increase productivity and enable development of new services, allowing them to grow market share and increase profitability.

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The Times they are A-changing: Women in Cyber

Today marks International Women in Cyber Day. Cyber Protection Magazine collected commentaries from women around the cybersecurity industry.

Brett Helm, Dragonfly Cy7ber, talks insurance

Taking uncertainty out of cyber insurance

Cyber insurance is a difficult subject to get one’s head around. On the one hand, it is absolutely crucial to have that insurance in place

Bank collapse drives Phishing attacks

“We are seeing some phishing attempts offering loans, or pretending to be founders to financial teams,” said Grant Warnick, CEO of cybersecurity company Fletch. “We are expecting more fraud attempts this week as bad actors pretend to be companies impacted by this incident.”

Equity equals action this International Women’s Day

Women account for just a quarter of cybersecurity jobs globally. While this figure has come on leaps and bounds over the past decade (rising from

Getting ahead of NIS2: Prepare your organization and avoid the consequences.

The NIS2 directive is designed to establish a ‘common level’ of cyber security across Europe, responding to the growing threats and the increasing number of cyberattacks. Here’s how to get ready.

Scam Bucket: Beware the ‘Unsubscribe’ button

Spam emails are annoying and most of us just ignore them, but every once in a while some might be willing to look for the

Are we catching up to cyber criminals?

After decades cybercrime moving faster than the rest of the world, there are indications we may be catching up to cybercriminals. This new trend is

What famous identity thefts can teach our businesses nowadays

There have been numerous cases of identity theft throughout history, some more famous than others. While the techniques have changed throughout time, the truth is there is not much difference.

Cyber Insurance Providers Buckling as Breaches Boom

With almost $7 billion in claims last year, an industry that is too important to fail is looking to reduce client risk by focusing on the crux of the problem, human error