In my last blog (https://www.fifthstep.com/node/213) I wrote that Cyber Security and Business Continuity should ideally work together to streamline a well-coordinated response to any attacks or data breaches, minimise costs and protect reputation. In this blog I will look at specific pragmatic actions that would be required to achieve this integration.
Cyber insurance is currently seen as one of the few growth segments in re/insurance, attracting market players perceiving it as profitable business and looking to gather data to base future underwriting on. But profitability may quickly decline as the risks remain unclear, capacity expands and higher risk organisations buy cyber insurance as a way of reducing their risk exposure, warns Darren Wray, CEO of Fifth Step, in an exclusive article with Intelligent Insurer.
Do you remember 1990? It was the year that East and West Germany re-united, the Simpsons aired on TV for the first time, Tears for Fears were a popular beat combo, the term “politically correct” was apparently coined, the year Tim Berners-Lee published a more formal proposal for the World Wide Web and the first web page was written. Microsoft Released Windows 3.0.