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The Cyber Insurance News Podcast brings clear, timely, and expert-led conversations on the fast-changing world of cybersecurity and cyber insurance. Whether you’re a small business owner, IT decision-maker, entrepreneur, or simply someone looking to protect your digital life, this podcast delivers practical insights you can use. Join host Martin Hinton as he interviews cybersecurity leaders, explores emerging threats, and breaks down topics like identity governance (IGA), cloud security, AI risk, ransomware, and personal cyber protection. Perfect for individuals and SMBs looking to stay one step ahead in a connected world.
Think like a criminal. Act like an angel. Twenty-six years in cybersecurity have led Jonathan Palmer to that motto. On the CINI podcast, the CDL Cyber Intelligence CEO explains how dark web monitoring spots attackers sizing up a target. He also covers why underwriters need that intelligence and what CISOs struggle to tell their boards. … Read more
A defense supplier held every certificate on the list. Then it moved its servers. And issues arrived. On this episode of the Cyber Insurance News Podcast, Cyber Tzar CEO Andrew Horkan on why compliance is paperwork, what an outside-in scan sees, and why brokers are starting to use a cyber score before they bind. Oh, … Read more
Photos, MRIs, X-rays, contracts. Every business decision now rests on digital records, and anyone can alter them in seconds. DigiCert’s Mike Nelson explains how provenance technology tracks where a file came from and every change made to it. The liability for what it can’t yet show is still unassigned. A record is only as good … Read more
Threat actors are using AI chatbots to negotiate ransoms. Travelers’ Director of Cyber Risk Services says they are not setting the price. They are removing the hours a victim needs to check backups and understand what happened. The pricing decision is still human. The clock is not. Matthew Butler, Director of Cyber Risk Services at … Read more
An AI agent ran a ransomware attack in July with nobody at the keyboard. When its first login failed, it read the error and corrected itself in seconds. Shelterzoom’s CEO says that becomes standard practice in months, not years. The AI did not need a human at the keyboard. Chao Cheng-Shorland, co-founder and CEO of … Read more