Cybers

It is rare for governments to connect cyber attacks with physical property damage but this week the German government revealed in a report that an iron plant in the country

ISIS, ISIL, IS. However you choose to refer to the extremely violent terrorist organization that has emerged from the conflicts in Iraq and Syria, grabbing large swaths of land in both countries

Even in the wake of the Sony hack and a wave of industry experts claiming that our nations critical infrastructure is woefully unprepared for a cyberattack, congress failed to pass

With little action from congress, the White House and DHS are beginning to form some sort of definitive cyber strategy. The Washington Business Journal has more on the White House

Last week we provided a Business Insurance article summarizing a recent Ernst & Young press release regarding cyber risk challenges for insurers. Read the full Ernst & Young report on the

Last week Benjamin Lawsky of the New York State Department of Financial Services issued a notice to state banks that they would be under increased IT scrutiny. Could New York’s push

There are rumors swirling around that today may be the day that the government publicly announces that North Korea was behind the crippling Sony Pictures hack, which has led the

Shaun Crawford, global head of insurance at Ernst & Young, argues that cyber risk insurance will proof a tough challenge for insurers in 2015 because there are so many unknowns.

Last week we reported that Congress passed four cyber bills -incremental measures that had broad bipartisan support in both chambers of Congress.  The House and the Senate then exceeded expectations and attached