So, you’ve completed a cybersecurity self-assessment. Maybe it was part of an insurance application, a compliance review, or a tool you found online. You answered questions about MFA, backups, training, and policies—then got a score or a risk category.

It’s a phrase we hear all the time from business leaders:

Why Compliance Matters More Than Ever For small and mid-sized financial services firms, cybersecurity compliance isn’t just about checking boxes—it’s about survival. Both the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) have raised the bar, requiring firms to ...

The term Zero Trust has made its way into nearly every cybersecurity pitch, vendor presentation, and regulatory recommendation. But for business leaders and legal teams, the question remains: What does Zero Trust actually mean for liability exposure when something goes wrong?

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

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

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