Identity Theft – What to Do When Your Identity Has Been Stolen

Americans lost more than $12.7 billion to identity theft last year, according to the Federal Trade Commission. Behind that staggering number are real people facing frozen bank accounts, negatively impacted credit, and months or even years of stress. The recovery process can be long, but taking immediate action can dramatically cut back on the time … Read more

Cybersecurity Investment: The Hidden Core of JPMorganChase’s $1.5 Trillion Security Plan

JPMorganChase’s Security and Resiliency Initiative Examined Yesterday, JPMorganChase announced a $1.5 trillion Security and Resiliency Initiative, a 10-year plan designed to enhance America’s economic and digital strength, improving critical industries. While “cybersecurity” is only mentioned directly in one of the four pillars, investment in it quietly powers all of them. CEO Jamie Dimon emphasized urgency … Read more

The Uncomfortable Truth About Cybersecurity: Why Awareness Month Is Not Enough

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Cyber Resilience Is The New Seamanship Here’s the uncomfortable truth. “Cybersecurity Awareness Month” is a start. It is not a strategy. The risks do not pause on November 1. Ransomware crews do not take holidays. Boards cannot either. Sailors once read the sky to prepare for storms. Today, digital leaders must read the threat landscape. … Read more

AI Risk Insurance: Ransomware Redux or Industry Reinforcement Learning?

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AI Risk Insurance: Can Cyber and Tech E&O Policies Keep Up with Autonomous Agents? If you were a Replit customer and its AI agents mistakenly wiped your entire production database containing 1K+ companies and execs data, would you expect your cyber policy to cover the resulting lost revenue (BI & CBI) and costs to restore … Read more

Deepfakes, Emails, and Lies: Social Engineering’s Corporate Help Desk Takeover

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The Can’t Help Desk – Get ready: your friendly neighborhood help desk is about to become a lot less helpful. Consider it another shining achievement of our digital age. Right up there with self-driving cars that drive into walls and social media that makes everyone hate each other more efficiently. Now, “help desks,” once the … Read more

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