Cybersecurity

Detection & response tools increasingly important as cyber claims surge Best practices for threat and risk mitigation Cyber Security Trends 2023 What’s in this report from Allianz Commercial: Following two years of high but stable loss activity, 2023 has seen...

Complying with new SEC requirements could mean reshuffling boardroom

Training is important, but it’s not enough

Executives and board members should heed warnings of cases involving Uber, Verizon

Robust cybersecurity measures for employees, executives and board members are increasingly pushing fraudsters to find other targets — and they are. By targeting board members’ homes and even their families, cyber criminals can gain access to a human supply chain...

Nearly 2 in 3 execs say companies will beef up programs to comply with regulations

Feel safe in the knowledge that you’re covered by KYC checks? Are you sure about that? An arms race of sorts is brewing between financial institutions and cybercriminals to see whose sophisticated measures will win out. Tamas Kadar of SEON...

The scope of a CEO’s job is wide, to be sure, but as data privacy and cybersecurity continue to come to the fore, a group of experts from FTI Consulting argue: Top leaders need to make talking about infosec one...

Most companies are woefully underprepared to meet an approaching compliance deadline for updated payment security standards, according to a new report. The analysis by Bluefin and S&P Global Market Intelligence found that less than one-third of payment data security professionals...

Following the release of much-anticipated cybersecurity reporting guidelines for public companies, questions may persist about specifics of the new rules. Attorney David M. Lynn of Morrison & Foerster dives into all the details. In July, the SEC adopted long-awaited amendments...

Ransomware continues to plague corporations, as according to a new survey, 65% of IT professionals say ransomware is one of their organization’s biggest survival threats — and for 13% of organizations, it’s the single biggest threat. The survey by Enterprise...

While government officials advise against making ransomware payments, victims still often will acquiesce. But in doing so, they risk more than emboldening cyber criminals — they could inadvertently engage in sanctions violations. Forensic Risk Alliance’s Meredith Fitzpatrick and Peter Bott...