Cracks in the System
Cybersecurity threats don’t always kick the door down—sometimes, they slip in through the cracks. This month, we’re spotlighting three subtle but serious security risks that could be undermining your defences right now.
Along with ensuring your business is as secure as possible, it is recommended to also consider Cyber Insurance no matter the size of your business to cover you in the event of a cyber incident.
Cyber insurance, also known as cybersecurity insurance or cyber liability insurance, is a type of insurance coverage designed to protect businesses from financial losses and liabilities resulting from cyber-related incidents, including data breaches. Insurers will normally provide support to keep your business running through an attack as well as providing financial compensation where possible.
Cyber insurance can cover many different scenarios and offer different services depending on your policy. Common items covered Cyber insurance policies are:
With the increase of cyber-attacks occurring daily, the chances of a cyber incident in your business inherently grows. Putting in the best security measures reduces the risk but does not guarantee you are protected. This does mean that all businesses should consider Cyber insurance, no matter the size. Smaller businesses are often less equipped to deal with cyber incidents themselves, and as such cyber insurance may be even more important to your business.
Symetri cannot offer cyber insurance, but there are many insurance providers that can assist and may also be an add-on to your existing business insurance policies. Should your organisation obtain cyber essentials accreditation you may also be eligible for insurance as part of the application. More information on this can be found here.
Although we cannot offer cyber insurance, if you would like to discuss the security of your business one of our IT experts may be able to offer advice. Depending on the services required, Symetri may refer you to a security specialist.
Cybersecurity threats don’t always kick the door down—sometimes, they slip in through the cracks. This month, we’re spotlighting three subtle but serious security risks that could be undermining your defences right now.
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