UK government and insurers urge businesses not to ignore cyber risks, as major retailers try to recover from a string of costly cyber attacks this year.
UK government and insurers urge businesses not to ignore cyber risks, as major retailers try to recover from a string of costly cyber attacks this year.
A consideration of the expectations and processes to follow should an in-scope entity, (including banks, assets managers, and insurers), suffer a cyberattack.
The UK high street retailer has now admitted that some customer data was stolen as a result of recent cyber attacks.
Other news includes the UK and US agreeing to a trade deal to reduce tariffs, NSO group being ordered to pay $167m in damages for WhatsApp hack, and Chinese regulators announcing a 10-step plan to calm markets.
Brown Rudnick webinar sheds some light on potential legal tactics as well as key action points for insured businesses.
CrowdStrike outage expected to spur demand for cyber insurance and drive further focus on systems failures.
State-backed hackers wield immense power in reshaping cybersecurity landscapes. Delving into their tactics and impact reveals a pressing need for more robust defences to safeguard against their disruptive influence.
A systemic attack could be too large, too widespread, to be insured.