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 But that mindset is dangerously outdated.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 ...

In one of the largest credential exposure events this year, over 184 million unique usernames and passwords have been leaked in a massive plaintext data dump targeting users of major platforms including Google, Microsoft, Facebook, and Apple.

In today’s digital landscape, cybersecurity isn't just an IT issue—it’s a business risk issue. A single data breach or system compromise can trigger lawsuits, regulatory penalties, lost contracts, and reputational damage. That’s why forward-thinking companies are turning to cyber liability ...

The Rise of Cascading Cyber Insurance Requirements—and What They Mean for Your Business

How third-party scripts and cookies can quietly put your organization at legal risk—and why tracker reviews are essential.

Cyber insurance has become a vital part of protecting your business in today’s threat-filled digital landscape. But a growing number of insurance carriers are offering something beyond coverage—they’re offering cybersecurity “services.” On the surface, it sounds convenient. Why not get both ...

In an increasingly digital world, no organization is immune to cyber threats—including churches. While most people don’t associate places of worship with cybersecurity risks, the reality is that churches and religious organizations have become prime targets for cybercriminals. From ransomware to ...