Episode text Businesses that fall victim to cybercrime often use the term, “blindsided.” Not seeing an attack coming is one thing and responding to one without maximum visibility compounds your problems. What do you need to make sure you can see what a...
Ransomware incidents rose sharply in 2019 and that trend only continued in 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic had businesses shifting to remote work and cybercriminals found more vulnerabilities they could exploit. The right cyber insurance policy could make all the...
Crafting an incident response plan is hard work, mainly because you have to think through so many variables. What are all the things that could possibly go wrong? And are we really prepared for any of them? But it’s also a great time to think through the...
Bringing your key stakeholders together for regular tabletop exercises could make a significant difference in your response to a cybersecurity incident. When time is money, and the clock is ticking, you don’t want to review a dusty plan and hope you have the...
Having an incident response plan is one thing; being able to execute that plan when a crisis hits is a whole different ballgame. Holding regular tabletop exercises will not only help your team prepare for the worst, it will help you identify gaps in your current plan....
Cybersecurity can mean different things to different businesses but you run a significant risk if you choose to ignore it. A recent Forbes article makes the case that businesses should focus not only on cybersecurity (keeping hackers from committing a crime at your...
