Don’t get haunted by fraud: Spotting ghost brokers
In the UK, ghost brokers have become a growing concern in the motor insurance industry, using crafty tactics to trick people into buying fake policies.
Cyber
Ransomware: Don’t let cybercriminals hold your business hostage
Ransomware attacks are a growing concern in the insurance world.
Directors and Officers Responsibilities: Vulnerabilities amid cyber threats
It is now more important than ever for directors and board members to manage cyber incidents effectively by arranging adequate protection against losses arising from cyber events.
Stay alert to cyber attacks
With a greater reliance on technology than ever before, there’s been an increase in the frequency and severity of cyber threats and attacks.
AI driven data analytics– a solution for battery energy storage fires?
The global utility scale battery energy storage sector is having its moment.
Building Digital Resilience: Tackling Cyber and AI Risks
In today’s digital age, organisations are heavily reliant on technology, making digital resilience paramount. This involves fortifying defences against two primary risks: cyber threats and artificial intelligence (AI) risks.
Protecting customer data
Data is a valuable corporate resource. Businesses and organisations collect, store, and analyse data to; understand their customers, tailor products to better suit their needs, improve customer experiences and optimise production so they can sell more efficiently.
6 Myths about cyber insurance
As a business owner, you will no doubt have thought about the potential risks to your business and with cyber-attacks being regularly in the press, you should be thinking about how your business is exposed to the ever-increasing threat.
Helping businesses manage their cyber risk
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) is encouraging businesses to bolster their cyber security in light of the events in Ukraine and the increased threat of cyber-attacks. For small and medium business owners, the current conflict might seem far-removed from the day to day running of their business but cyber threats are an ongoing threat.
Phishing – The need to educate & upskill our employees
Our employees must be given the knowledge on how to recognise “phishing attacks,” in fact, a check list may be a feasible starting point. We are all aware that these attacks exist and are on the rise, but if our employees could recognise and report the phishing emails, texts, telephone calls, adverts and websites that form part of the fraud, the threat can be reduced.