Explore three key factors affecting cyber insurance rates: company size, industry risks, and security measures. Get tips to manage costs and optimize your investment!

Cyber coverage, also known as cyber liability insurance, can help organizations pay for a range of expenses that may result from cyber incidents—including (but not limited to) data breaches, ransomware attacks, and phishing scams.

With organizations relying heavily on email to communicate and conduct business operations, cybercriminals commonly target email as an entry point to access networks and breach valuable business data. Read more to learn email security best practices to prevent and mitigate these risks.

Specialized technology insurance is relatively new and the terminology is still evolving as more claims are handled and new exposures are discovered. As a result, the terminology can be confusing and hard to understand. The following terms are some of the most common you will need to know to best understand your technology insurance protections:

Cybersecurity has become all the more important as organizations of all sizes and sectors expand their reliance on technology, even so, there are a variety of myths circulating regarding cybersecurity, many of which undermine the severity of possible threats and diminish the value of effective mitigation strategies.

If your business allows employees to work from home, solid cybersecurity for remote workers is a must-have. Here's what to know about protecting your data.