Advisen News

Feds learn a lesson on the increasingly intricate world of cybersecurity

Up to $3.5 billion in insured losses from New Zealand quake: AIR

Think tank advises next president to take a stand on cyber

Holiday shopping has commenced, but cybersecurity is year-round for retailers

Smaller businesses more aware and afraid of cybercrime: Zurich survey

New firm Mullen Coughlin dedicated entirely to data privacy

Russia suspected in reported NY Times hack; attacks on journalists ramped up

Cyber insurance community mourns, celebrates ‘Cyber Jedi’ Toby Merrill

Report predicts costs up to $6 trillion due to cybercrime by 2021

Big data aids in federal fight against cyber attacks: report

US government names first federal CISO

Economic losses from Louisiana floods over $10B; insured losses much lower

FTC chair suggests nature of “personally identifiable” info is changing

Cyber in property policies, drones, and labor laws areas to watch for insurance buyers

Billions in potential marine insurance losses as RMS ranks the top 10 riskiest ports

Global spending on information security set to rise to $81.6B

It’s a small world when it comes to the cybersecurity talent gap

Willis report sees added complexity for cyber claims with government involvement

Public-private partnership is key to combating cybercrime, says UK report

‘Extreme space weather’ carries trillion-dollar risk for US power grid: report

Infosec professionals not concerned about US election’s effect on cybersecurity

Employee theft shatters trust when good workers go bad: Hiscox

Hackers have all the time in the world to strike – but organizations can defend themselves

Uncertainty reigns for insurers and UK heads for the Brexit

Ransomware rises to ‘epidemic’ levels: Kaspersky report

TigerRisk’s Rod Fox: Benign catastrophe losses won’t last forever

Directors face expanded risks, Willis survey shows

‘You’re fired!’: Boards channel their inner Trump with poor reporting IT execs