Security is a shared responsibility between users and cloud providers. Organizations can focus on cybersecurity awareness and cyber insurance to secure themselves from threats.
Too often, chief security officers (CSOs) look at their role through two separate lenses: physical security and cybersecurity. But if you silo an organization’s cybersecurity and physical security, it only creates more risk.
As the cyber insurance industry continues to evolve, an industry-standard security framework will serve as a critical guiding light for companies and insurance providers.
The BlackBerry Cyber Insurance Coverage study surveyed 450 information technology (IT) and cybersecurity decision-makers about their cyber insurance coverage and ransomware protection levels.
While cyber insurance is a must-have in today's business climate, it does come with a cost. However, security leaders can implement best practices to reduce cyber insurance premiums.
Small- to mid-sized business (SMB) security leaders need to protect their organizations from ransomware attacks. Here are five cost-effective solutions.
From reducing the risk of ransomware to defining what security incidents are and aren’t covered, Rich Gatz explores the ins and outs of cyber insurance.