CTN Blog

Data breaches have a tendency to destabilize relationships. With so many data-related problems befalling businesses, it is important that each side of every data-driven relationship understands their role in the protection of another organization's data. Today, we’ll take a look at the issue and how to determine if your partners are putting in the effort required to keep your data secure. 

There is an entire litany of stereotypes that are commonly linked to the term “hacker," too many for us to dig into here, especially since they are only a caricature of cybercriminals today. Let’s go into the different varieties that are covered under the blanket term of “hacker,” and the threat that each poses to businesses today.

Of all the cybersecurity considerations a modern business has to make, defense against phishing has to be at the top of any cybersecurity strategy. Let’s take a look at phishing and why it’s such a big problem for your business. 

One of the most effective ways for a business to shave a few dollars off its budget (and potentially boost employee engagement) is to adopt a Bring Your Own Device policy. It is an agreement that allows their team members to access business-owned documents and files on devices they personally own, to get their work done. While these policies have been shown to be very effective, they also need to be carefully considered so they can be adopted appropriately.

CTN presents a webinar on cybersecurity and how cyber insurance can help your business.

Do you have a cyber policy today? Is it relevant based on your current business needs? Will it actually work in response to a cyber event? Join us March 31st at 11:00am EST to hear how a standalone cyber policy can help you survive a cyberattack or data breach.