Incident Response

Cowbell Expands Cyber Resilience Services with New Compliance Service and DFIR Leader

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Cowbell Introduces COMPaaS for SOC 2 Compliance Cowbell today unveiled COMPaaS, a Compliance‑as‑a‑Service offering. This new service guides startups, growth‑stage firms, and service providers toward SOC 2 readiness. It supports both U.S. and global regulatory environments. The platform includes gap analysis, risk assessments, penetration testing, policy drafting, audit prep, live support, and access to a GRC platform. … Read more

Cyber Risk Strategy Shifts as Directors Face Increasing Cyber Threats: Willis Survey 2025

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Cyber Risk Strategy Directors and officers today navigate a relentless storm of cyber threats. Phishing attacks, ransomware demands, and weak cybersecurity controls amplify the cybercrime pressure leaders face daily. The weight of leadership grows heavier as cyber incidents demand constant vigilance. The latest survey by Willis underscores this reality, highlighting evolving global attitudes toward cyber … Read more

Supply Chain Cyber Risks Double in 2025 | Critical Report

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Supply Chain Cyber Risks Growing Faster Than Defenses SecurityScorecard’s latest study delivers a blunt warning: global businesses are facing unprecedented supply chain cyber risks, and most are unprepared. The 2025 Supply Chain Cybersecurity Trends report draws from nearly 550 CISOs and cybersecurity leaders worldwide. It paints a concerning picture of today’s digital supply chain landscape. … Read more

New Berkley Cyber Risk Coverage Eases Burdens on Incident Response Teams

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Human Factors Central in Cyber Breach Incident Response A wave of recent hacks exploited social engineering, underlining human error as a leading cause of cyber breaches. Incident response requires technical skills and human endurance. The burden on breach responders often goes overlooked. A new cyber insurance offering seeks to address this reality. Remember The Incident … Read more

Cyber Incident Response Plan: Reasons It Fails & How to Fix It

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Cyber threats are no longer static—they evolve rapidly, often rendering yesterday’s solutions obsolete. That’s why, according to Epiq, a global provider of legal and business services, having a documented Cyber Incident Response Plan isn’t enough. The company warns that these plans must go beyond checklists to meet the dynamic nature of today’s cyber threats, such … Read more

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