US EditionCyber insurance is the new compliance, but businesses are unprepared, says Espria
Leading technology provider warns that most UK SMEs are risking financial ruin by relying on outdated assumptions about cyber insurance. Insurance underwriters are now acting as de facto regulators of cybersecurity, demanding verifiable proof of robust security controls. From multi-factor authentication to rigorous incident response planning, many business owners are facing denied claims and wasted premiums due to insufficient cybersecurity cont…
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Cyber insurance is the new compliance, but businesses are unprepared, says Espria
Leading technology provider warns that most UK SMEs are risking financial ruin by relying on outdated assumptions about cyber insurance. Insurance underwriters are now acting as de facto regulators of cybersecurity, demanding verifiable proof of robust security controls. From multi-factor authentication to rigorous incident response planning, many business owners are facing denied claims and wasted premiums due to insufficient cybersecurity cont…
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