personal cyber insurance

NordVPN Launches NordProtect: New Identity Theft Protection Tool Offering Up to $1 Million Recovery

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NordVPN, a leading VPN provider, has launched NordProtect, an identity theft protection service that functions like a personal cyber insurance policy. Currently available to NordVPN Prime users in the US, it combines cybersecurity expertise with advanced technology to safeguard users from identity theft. “NordProtect is another step to fully secure customers as online threats advance,” … Read more

Identity Theft Insurance Market Expands: A Vital Component of Personal Cyber Protection – Report

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The growing interest in personal cyber insurance, which offers protection against a wide array of digital threats such as data breaches, online fraud, cyber extortion, and computer attacks, is increasingly driving demand for identity theft coverage. As one of the most pressing concerns in the digital age, identity theft insurance has emerged as a critical … Read more

BlackCloak Secures $17M in Funding to Bolster Personal Cybersecurity

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As cyber threats increasingly target high-profile individuals, personal cybersecurity and cyber insurance are on the rise, providing protection against risks like cyber extortion, identity theft, and data breaches. With more attacks directed at corporate executives, high-net-worth individuals, and family offices, companies like BlackCloak are expanding their services to meet the growing demand for personal cybersecurity … Read more

Cyber Insurance Sunday – Upload

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Here it is—Your Cyber Insurance Sunday—Upload. The latest cybersecurity insurance news. A few items from the week. Some from us, some from others: Delinea on the importance of Identity; Coalition grows; Bermuda Monetary Authority with a must-read report; Hartford Steam Boiler’s personal cyber insurance; A concerning report on Britian’s National Crime Agency (NCA); And a … Read more

Scammers Eye $85 Trillion: Are Cybersecurity and Cyber Insurance Critical for Seniors?

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The headline grabbed you. Words like “Lost,” “Scammers,” “Retirement,” and “Savings” can do that. Adding a number didn’t hurt—”$740,000.” This information recently appeared in a New York Times article about cybercriminals targeting Americans over 60. The wisdom of this targeting? These people have money—or, as the Times put it, “the largest pile of savings.” This … Read more

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