Corporations should resist treating cyber episodes as cavalierly as cost of goods sold, or incentivizing cyberinsurance and tax deductions over improved cybersecurity postures. While there might be short-term benefits to this strategy, a longer-term view must enshrine cyberinsurance and other write-offs not as the first line of defense, but as the last and final safeguard of an overall risk management plan designed to fortify corporate reputation and customer privacy data as the imperative. Check out Secure Halo’s insights in an article for Advisen.
Addressing Third-Party Security Risks
IT Business Edge published an article on "Addressing Third-Party Security Risks," in which Will Durkee, Director of...
