Coveron Doubles Identity Theft Cover to $2M, Adds Home Title Fraud Insurance

Nord Security wants its insurance benefits taken seriously. The company’s identity protection service, Coveron, has doubled its identity theft insurance limit to $2 million. It has also added home title fraud insurance of up to $25,000. They apply to the Identity Theft Protection and Full Protection plans. The move looks less like innovation and more … Read more

Malwarebytes Brings Personal Cybersecurity Tools To Claude

One Text. Thirty Seconds. Everything Gone. Sandra takes the same route to work each day and pays her tolls automatically. One morning, she got a text saying she owed $11.40 in unpaid E-ZPass fees. The link seemed official, so she clicked it, entered her debit card number, and continued with her morning. Three hours later, … Read more

Personal Cybersecurity: 7 Powerful Ways to Stay Safe and Confident Online

On Valentine’s Day, it’s normal to want connection. And sometimes love is blind, which is exactly what cybercriminals are counting on. Romance scams are designed to feel real, personal, and private, making victims less likely to speak up even after financial loss. That’s why personal cybersecurity isn’t just about devices and passwords; it’s about protecting … Read more

Cyber Insurance Coverage Shock: High-Net-Worth Families Still Face Hidden Digital Risks

Affluent North Americans say cyber risk worries them most. Yet many still underinsure their digital lives and misjudge the scale of potential losses. The new Chubb 2025 Wealth Report, The Resilient Mindset: Turning Risk Awareness into Advantage, surveys 1,000 wealthy households across the United States and Canada and shows a sharp gap between concern and … Read more

Affluent Families Shift Toward Proactive Risk Strategies as Personal Cyber Insurance Demand Rises

Risk Appetite Falls as Digital and Property Threats Intensify Affluent families are rethinking their approach to risk. HUB International reports a sharp drop in willingness to assume additional exposure. The report finds that 25% of high-net-worth respondents now accept more risk to reduce premiums. That represents a drop from 39% in 2023, according to HUB’s … Read more

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