If Nobody Can Prove What Happened To A File, Somebody Still Pays For It

Scraped dark car door overlaid with a glowing cyan chain of photo-edit icons that breaks in red, illustrating content provenance and liability when a digital record can't be proven unchanged. Cyber Insurance News Podcast

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

The Video Wasn’t Fake. Nobody Could Prove What Happened to It. That’s a Cyber Insurance Problem.

A courtroom confrontation in Utah, a new EU deadline, and three overlooked rulings point to where the debate over digital evidence is really heading. Altered images cause harm long before anyone determines who must bear the costs. Digital evidence is now causing problems in connection with cyber insurance claims, and the courts are already dealing … Read more

“Internet Tsunami”: DigiCert Warns of Record Cyberattacks in New RADAR Report

No Safe Harbor As Cyber Attacks Hit Global Networks A new wave of cyberattacks is reshaping the digital threat landscape. DigiCert’s inaugural RADAR Threat Intelligence Brief describes the phenomenon as an “Internet Tsunami.” Tsunami is derived from the Japanese words for “harbor” (tsu) and “wave” (nami). The report warns there is no safe harbor from … Read more

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