Library Category: Cyber Portal

Cybersecurity safeguards for high-net-worth individuals

For high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth individuals, the effects of a cybersecurity attack can be costly and wide-reaching.

Cyber Liability – Watch for These 6 Phishing Scams

Protect yourself and your business by recognizing and reporting phishing threats. Here’s a guide on how to spot some of the most common phishing scams.

Cyber Webinar: Social Engineering & Multi-Factor Authentication | August 24, 2022

Watch our Social Engineering, Phishing and Multi-Factor Authentication webinar and learn more about how to protect your business from cyber attacks.

Is Telecommuting Right for Your Employees?

In a post-COVID world, telecommuting has become more widely accepted—and often expected. There is no definitive answer as to whether telecommuting will be good or bad for your business long-term.

Email Multi-Factor Authentication Helps Shut Cyber Criminals Out

A compromised inbox is a treasure trove of corporate information that can then be exploited by a cunning criminal.

Be Cyber Smart: Multi-Factor Authentication

By applying multi-factor verification to more of your accounts, such as email, social media, and more, you can better secure your information and identity online.

Cyber Security Policy Sample

Download and adapt this sample Cyber Security Policy for your organization. A Cyber Security Policy forms the foundation of the corporate Information Security Program and enables the IT team to manage the security of information assets and maintain accountability.

Understanding and Preventing Data Breaches

It is often assumed that smaller businesses can escape attention from cyber crooks, but according to industry experts, an increasing number of data breaches are occurring at companies with fewer than 100 employees.

The Importance of Two-factor Authentication

While no cyber security method is foolproof, using two-factor authentication can add an extra layer of security to your online accounts.

Ransomware Considerations for Board Members

It’s important for board members to be actively involved in developing and promoting effective workplace cybersecurity measures—especially as it pertains to ransomware attacks.

Penetration Testing Explained

It’s not enough to simply protect workplace technology with software and security protocols. It’s also critical for your organization to test the overall effectiveness of these protocols on a regular basis. That’s where penetration testing can help.

Mitigating BYOD and E-discovery Risks

While there are numerous benefits of implementing a BYOD policy at your workplace, it can be problematic from an e-discovery standpoint, should your company enter litigation.

Complying with HIPAA

It’s important to remember that HIPAA protects patients, not covered entities. That’s why it’s critical that your organization has a cyber liability insurance policy to cover any potential data breaches.

CGL Versus Specialized Cyber Liability Coverage

Because of the increase in the number of intangible assets companies possess, and the number of companies doing business on the Internet, new types of liability coverages have emerged to meet specific needs.

9 Cyber Risk Questions Every Board Should Ask

Not only does involvement from leadership improve cyber security, it can also reduce liability for board members. To help oversee their organization’s cyber risk management, boards should ask the following questions.

Employee Cyber Training: Passwords

Making a strong password is really important. But one strong password won't keep you secure. With the rise of corporate data breaches, learn the best strategy to keep all of your accounts secure from cyberattack.

Reducing Supply Chain Cyber Exposure

Cyberattacks on global supply chains can cause irreparable harm to an organization’s operational, financial and reputational wellness. While it’s not possible to totally eliminate supply chain risk, there are several steps your organization can take to reduce your supply chain exposure.

White House Issues Ransomware Prevention Guidance to Businesses

As ransomware attacks continue to rise in both cost and frequency throughout the country, the federal government is urging businesses to take this evolving cyber threat seriously.

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