DON’T FREAK OUT - JUST use MFA
Are you a business who is looking at a cyber insurance policy and just not ready to commit? Or, perhaps you haven’t renewed your cyber insurance policy recently? Read on, because this article is written just for you…
Requirements to get a policy are real! If you apply for a policy (or renew your policy) the following are hard requirements you need to have in place if you want to be covered. Don’t risk getting a ‘no’ from your insurance provider, be prepared starting with Multi Factor Authentication (MFA).
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Tropical Storm Technology Checklist
As Tropical Storm Fred makes its way towards Florida and the Southeast U.S., now is the time to take action and be prepared to protect your computers, printers, files and data.
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What lessons can we learn from the Colonial Pipeline ransomware event?
If your business falls victim to a ransomware attack or some other type of breach, how would your company handle recovery? In talks with business owners over the past couple of years, no one thinks too much about what recovering from an event looks like for them. At RealTime we hear “I’ll call you guys!” or “our insurance will handle it”, “our IT guy will deal with it.” Are these courses of action something to stake your business on? Let’s use a real world example happening now with Colonial Pipeline.
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Cyber Insurance Sample Questions
The cyber insurance questionnaire(s) you fill-out may have some definitive questions that want Yes or No answer. Not all applications will have the same questions as each insurer and even many insurance brokers have their own questionnaires that they use as part of the application process.
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Cyber Insurance - Application Tips
Your business is a target, whether you care to admit that fact or not.
Having a good cyber insurance policy is a safety net for your business in case of a breach, data loss event, business interruption due to a cyber event, assistance in a ransomware event, etc. Each policy is worded differently, and some policies won’t cover all things, or with the same limits.
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