The notion of Zero Trust practice-as-a-policy — is a security model that inherently never trusts users or data. For a myriad of reasons, Zero Trust happens to be the flavor of the year “method of trust”.
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.
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.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, schools and universities have been the #1 target for cyberattackers. We talk through the reasons why, the data security solutions schools need to prevent cyberattacks, and how we helped one public school secure their data landscape.
