As the frequency of cyber incidents and the costs of data breaches continue to grow, there are a number of factors that determine an organization’s unique risk and how much cyber insurance it may require. Learn more.

Funds Transfer Fraud (FTF) is a common cyber attack in which hackers redirect funds from a victim's account before or during a money transfer so that the fraudsters receive the payment instead of the intended recipient. Learn more.

An incident response plan is designed to help a business recover from a cyber incident and is ideally tailored to each individual company. The goal of an incident response plan is to respond to the incident as effectively as possible while minimizing business downtime or operational impact. Learn more.

A phishing attack is a social engineering attack where a bad actor impersonates a legitimate individual or business to trick their target into taking action. Once they've duped their target into clicking on a link and sharing their login credentials, threat actors gain unauthorized access to the organization's network and critical data. Learn more.

Endpoint detection response (EDR) tools analyze data from endpoints—like end users or their devices—to detect suspicious activities, while Managed detection response (MDR) leverages advanced threat intelligence, behavioral analytics, and machine learning to detect and automatically respond to a wide range of cyberattacks. Extended Detection and Response (XDR) goes beyond EDR and MDR by integrating and correlating data from various security tools and sources, including endpoints, networks, cloud environments, IoT devices, and applications. Learn more.