Last week, Reps. Randy Neugebauer (R-TX) and John Carney (D-DE) introduced their data security and breach bill to the pleasure of the financial services industry.
When selling cyber insurance, a sharp eye for detail is vital considering the details are constantly evolving and changing. John Ahmuty, a broker for Swett & Crawford, discovered just how confusing the
John Nelson, chairman of the specialist insurance market Lloyd’s, sat down with Risk & Compliance Journal during the annual RIMS conference where he discussed new challenges for risk managers and the insurance industry, including cyber
Hacked, Hacked, Hacked and Hacked. Yup, all four recently experienced some form of illicit cyber activity on their systems including a data breach, DDoS attack and online bank scam.
Senate Commerce Committee Chairman John Thune (R-SD) recently outlined fears that American’s personally identifiable information might have been compromised last year after suspected Russian hackers gained access to the White
Specialty-line broker Safeonline LLP Founder Chris Cotterell sits down with Insurance Business America to talk about burgeoning cyber market.
The cyber insurance market is exploding. How do we know? Look no further than recent Willis and Lloyd’s reports that show large increases in demand for stand alone policies. But how
In December we wrote a story about Soltra, a partnership between securities-clearing firm Depository Trust & Clearing Corp. (DTCC) and the Financial Services Information Sharing and Analysis Center. In less than 5 months,
Well actually the Congressional Research Service does, but nonetheless they have put together a handy cheat sheet comparing the two bills.
Best’s Review will be hosting a webinar titled “Exploring the Next Phase of the Cyber Insurance (R)evolution,” on Thursday, May 7, at 2 p.m.
