In talking with chief information security officers (CISOs), we often hear about the challenges they have with cybersecurity technology. We outline the five most common CISO pain points – and how CloudCover’s CyberSafety CC/B1 PlatformTM is their solution.
Cyber attacks skyrocketed in 2021, and the trend will continue in 2022. As we launch into a new year, it’s a good time to review your cybersecurity technology stack and your company’s cybersecurity insurance posture. Are you getting the protection you were promised? If not, there’s no time like the present to make the transition to a more proactive, predictive, cyber safety insurance-based platform.
The Log4Shell vulnerability has been called the most severe cybersecurity threat in the history of the internet. We dive into what Log4Shell is, what it means and how our CyberSafety CC/B1 Platform™ keeps networks safe against current and future Log4Shell attacks.
2021 has been a record year for cyberattacks — especially ransomware attacks. We look at the cybersecurity attacks that made headlines and how we can stop similar attacks from occurring as we make our way into 2022.
The cyber insurance market is ripe for a change. As cyber attacks – particularly ransomware – continue to increase, leading to rising premiums, changing policy conditions, and limited cover based on attack type. In our final “Solution Differentiators” blog, we discuss the current state of cyber insurance and how CloudCover’s end-to-end cybersecurity technology and insurance solution is poised to change the game.
CloudCover® continues the rollout of its CloudCover CyberSafety™ Insurance Coverage suite with the launch of a new insurance offering: CloudCover Cyber Liability (CCCL) and Information Systems Business Interruption (ISBI) Insurance. With this offering, CloudCover is establishing an entirely new market category: cybersecurity network and data insurance that uses its own CC/B1 CyberSafety Platform™ – to obtain the data analytic set required to efficiently underwrite and set accurate premiums.
The notion of risk transfer – handing risk off to a willing third party and paying a premium for it – is the primary tenet of the insurance industry. For a myriad of reasons, risk transfer in the cybersecurity insurance industry isn’t as cut and dried – or is it? In our latest blog, we break down CloudCover’s approach to risk transfer and why the approach is the solution to today’s challenging cyber insurance market.
CloudCover®, the company behind the patented CyberSafety CC/B1 Platform™, announced the approval of their newest patent application for the invention of a cybersecurity insurance platform that utilizes a blockchain underwriting real-time process.
Our “solution differentiators” series continues with another core element of our Reimagine CyberSecurity ethos — risk control. Risk control, in the simplest terms, is the ability to make all hacking stop — and in this blog, we discuss what risk control means and how our CyberSafety CC/B1 Platform™ makes it happen.
Now that we’ve introduced you to our tenets and technology, we’re going to take a deep dive into another one of our “solution differentiators”: the idea of true cybersecurity risk awareness. We’ll walk through what risk aware network security entails, and how our CyberSafety CC/B1 Platform™ uses the movement of risk as a way to build actuarial models for our cybersecurity insurance offerings.
