Ransomware

DDoS Attacks Surge 56% in 2024

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DDoS Attacks Continue to Escalate DDoS attacks surged 56% in Q3-Q4 2024 compared to the same period in 2023, according to Gcore’s latest Radar report. The total number of attacks also increased by 17% compared to Q1-Q2 2024. Attackers are deploying more sophisticated methods, making detection and mitigation increasingly difficult. The most severe attack recorded … Read more

CFC Restructures Leadership as CUO Dan Trueman Departs

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CFC has announced the departure of Chief Underwriting Officer (CUO) Dan Trueman as part of a leadership restructuring. CFC Restructures Underwriting Leadership as Trueman Exits The specialist insurance provider conducted a strategic review and decided to reshape the CUO role to align with its global growth plans. As a result, Trueman is leaving the company. … Read more

Cyber Insurance in 2025: Key Risks and Challenges Facing Businesses

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Cyber Insurance at the Forefront of Risk Management Cyber insurance remains one of the fastest-growing sectors in the insurance industry. As cyber threats escalate globally, businesses are expanding coverage to safeguard against emerging risks. The Policyholder Review 2024/25, from UK law firm Stewarts, is their first annual review of the insurance disputes landscape. The report … Read more

SecurityScorecard Achieves StateRAMP Ready Status and Reaffirms FedRAMP Compliance

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As cyber threats targeting government supply chains increase, strong security standards like FedRAMP and StateRAMP ensure agencies can safely adopt cloud solutions. These cloud security certifications set clear cybersecurity requirements, helping federal, state, and local governments protect sensitive data and mitigate third-party risks. SecurityScorecard Expands Cybersecurity Compliance with FedRAMP and StateRAMP SecurityScorecard has achieved StateRAMP … Read more

MFA Security Gap: Why It Puts Cyber Insurance Coverage and Business Security at Risk

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A recent CyberArk study found that 30% of employees share workplace passwords, creating an MFA security gap. The study surveyed 14,003 employees across six countries and revealed that 49% reuse passwords across multiple work applications, creating additional vulnerabilities. Findings like these are not new, and they highlight the ongoing risks businesses face. Risks that are … Read more

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