In the digital age, businesses of all sizes store important customer information electronically and a breach of this sensitive information can have serious consequences. Whether it’s through cybercrime or human error, a breach of customer information can have major implications for your business and lead to a loss in trust. While cyber insurance can protect you from the financial implications…
The digital age has opened a lot of doors for businesses and as technology has evolved, businesses have embraced the fact the once complex tasks are now simple and a wider customer base can be reached. However, there are also a number of risks which come of an increasingly digital landscape and many businesses are falling victim to cyber-crime. Luckily,…
The new mandatory data breach notification laws which have been looming following passage of the Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 have now taken effect. As a result, the Notifiable Data Breaches (NDB) scheme has been established and officially commenced on 22 February, 2018. So, what does the NDB scheme mean for your business? How does the NDB scheme…
A new computer bug has left billions of devices open to cyber attack after researchers discovered a flaw in computer chips manufactured by Intel and other leading companies. This flaw means that devices could be insecure and give up information which makes them vulnerable to hackers. This global issue could leave your sensitive information such as passwords, encryption keys, or…
Using cloud storage is a popular option for many businesses and while it offers a number of benefits in terms of convenience and easy access to information, it’s not without its risks. While cyber insurance can protect you from the financial fallout of cyber attack, it’s best to be fully aware of the risks involved in your cloud storage system…
