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The action items are targeted at cyber-risk modellers, cyber-CAT bond investors, regulators, and bond-selling (re-)insurers
Here's an action plan for industrial control system cyber-resilience
Traditional insurance policies covering catastrophic IoT-driven cyber-risks are inadequate. Here's what needs to change
Experts propose five managerial action items that should form a part of an efficient and effective industrial automation security program
Enterprise cyber-attacks are evolving into market stressors hurting the Indian economy. Artificial Intelligence (AI) can alleviate these issues and improve cyber-resilience
The traditional form of cyber-insurance for non-ransomware attack contracts in India does not apply to ransomware attacks. Here's a look at how the cyber-insurance products are evolving
We hope that this story-driven philosophy will resonate with managers, C-suite executives, boards, and other employees in India and around the world, encouraging them to adhere to cyber-security best practices in a world that is becoming increasingly digital
Indian companies are digitising their workflow and are slowly waking up to the importance of cyber-risk management. But the cyber-insurance market in India is only a small fraction of the total annual cyber-loss incurred by these enterprises. Here's how it can seek more capital and serve better with the help of insurance-linked securities
Managerial learnings from the AIIMS cyber-attack underline the urgent need for solutions that can enable the highly vulnerable healthcare organisations in India to meet acceptable cyber-security standards
Since the pandemic, businesses are waking up to cyber risk management. Cyber insurance might be the fastest-growing insurance sector in India today. This comes with a unique set of challenges that regulators and insurers need to address quickly. Here are 5 recommendations for the stakeholders