TechTalk: Cybersecurity for Businesses- A Cyber Security Loss Control Value-Added Event

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Have you ever thought, “I’m a small business; hackers won’t target me”? A shocking 99% of claims analyzed in the NetDiligence Cyber Claims Study were from small to medium-sized businesses! In fact, small businesses are often targeted because they can be easier to compromise due to lower network computer security budgets, lack of employee training and awareness, or reliance upon third party systems and software. Don’t become a target! Learn how to protect yourself and your business from future cyberattacks.

 

Why Attend?:

  • Ensure your business is doing what it can to thwart hackers without breaking the bank

  • Learn more about ransomware, from how it occurs to how it is paid

  • Build knowledge of resources available to help with cybersecurity

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Have you ever been a victim of a cyber attack? Have you worked for a company that suffered from cyber threats through phishing emails or something similar? Anyone can fall victim to these attacks, and it’s important to take measures today to protect yourself and practice good cybersecurity. Our panel of legal and cyber experts will share the simple, inexpensive things you can do to discourage cyber attackers from hacking you, your business and your family.

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According to the NetDiligence 2021 Cyber Claims Study, the cost for a business to recover from a ransomware incident has more than tripled since 2016. In addition, ransomware demands have crept up to almost $250,000 on average. The takeaway? Ransomware is not going away, and it’s definitely costly. This session will focus on what’s trending in the world of ransomware. Topics will include the average demand, who is targeted and what to do if you are a victim of ransomware.

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Bitcoin, cryptocurrency, NFTs — are you on jargon overload? These all require what’s called a blockchain, the technology that allows cryptocurrency to exist. With blockchain and cryptocurrency always evolving and being highlighted in the media, it can be difficult to keep up with the industry and understand how it can lead to cyber risk. How is blockchain used, and why is it so attractive? How does cryptocurrency work? Where do you get it? Can you trace it? Why do hackers like to use it? Our expert litigator will answer these questions and more.

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We’re sure you see many services advertised that claim to help reduce your cyber risk, but how do you know if they’re reputable? How do you know what you need as an individual or a business owner? eRisk Hub is a free online cyber risk management website for USLI policyholders and customers that helps you minimize cyber losses and understand exposures. The best part of this session? A member of the eRisk Hub team will give a tour of the website so you can walk away understanding exactly how to utilize the resources available to you and your business.