Lessons from the Cyber Front

From vague language to missing accountability, here’s how to tighten your cybersecurity posture with defensible, court-ready policies.

Despite the hype around zero day vulnerabilities, the real threat to your data often lies in overlooked basic security practices.

In 2025, cyber insurance underwriting has become more stringent than ever. Insurers are no longer just checking boxes—they're conducting thorough evaluations of your organization's cybersecurity posture before issuing or renewing policies. Failing to meet these heightened expectations can lead to ...

A cybersecurity risk assessment is only as valuable as what you do next.

You passed your audit. You checked the boxes. You’re “compliant.”

You may have firewalls, antivirus, and employee training—but that doesn’t mean you’re protected where it really counts: in a lawsuit or regulatory investigation.

Cyber insurance renewals aren’t what they used to be.

For years, cyber insurance has been seen as a safety net—buy a policy, and if something goes wrong, you’re covered. But that mindset is dangerously outdated.

Most small business owners don’t think they’re sitting on a cyber liability time bomb. But in our work with clients across industries, we’ve found that the riskiest exposures usually aren’t high-profile breaches—they’re overlooked business practices that quietly create legal, financial, and ...