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The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) — which comes into force in May 2018 — will establish global requirements governing how organizations that do business in the EU must manage and protect its citizens’ personal data.
Read moreToday’s ever-evolving and unpredictable pandemic cyber-attacks necessitate continual assessments and improvements to cyber insurance and risk management programs.
Reag moreFirms need a comprehensive cyber risk management strategy to ensure a quick, effective response against ransomware and other evolving threats.
Read moreTo stay ahead of an evolving threat landscape, organizations must rethink their approach to cyber risk management.
Read morePotential issues include malware, privacy breaches, data disclosure, and more.
Read moreEU law will apply to any company handling Europeans’ personal data — inside or outside Europe.
Read moreNew agreement raises significant liability concerns for US companies that transfer data without observing the stricter requirements.
Read moreMeeting new EMV (Europay, MasterCard, Visa) standards or even working toward them can improve your risk in the eyes of cyber insurers.
Read morePoll suggests fewer than one-in-three have taken the critical step in cyber defense.
Read moreCyber risk management is not just an IT issue; employees, the board, and even customers have a stake.
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