Most organizations invest in cybersecurity because they feel they have to. Threats are increasing, insurance requirements are tightening, and customers, regulators, and partners expect some level of protection. Doing nothing no longer feels like an option. So companies spend money. They buy tools, ...
In 2024, class action suits hit $42 billion and data privacy lawsuits are largely driving that number. But here’s the part no one’s telling you: lawsuits—not hackers—are what’s killing companies like yours. Think you’re safe because you have cyber insurance ...
When incidents happen, the fastest path back to normal rests on two things: how carefully everyone acted and what the records ...
Cyber Lawsuits, Shared Responsibility, and What You Can Learn from a Real Ransomware Case When companies get hit with ransomware, questions of “who’s at fault” can quickly become lawsuits. But in many cases, fault is shared—and the legal system divvies ...
When your business suffers a data breach, the impact extends far beyond lost data and shaken trust. What many companies don’t realize is that plaintiff attorneys are actively monitoring breach reports—looking for opportunities to file lawsuits against breached organizations. Where ...
Let’s be honest—nobody brags about buying the cheapest parachute. Or hiring the cheapest brain surgeon. Or getting the cheapest babysitter off Craigslist. And yet, when it comes to cybersecurity, business leaders keep searching for the “most affordable” option—like it’s a ...
Let’s set the scene: a group of developers at a grooming software company upload code to their personal GitHub. They quit. They launch a competing platform using that code. A federal court sides with the original company—$572K in damages, $1M ...
Let me ask you something, straight up: Are you using AI in your business? Are your employees? You think you know the answer. But unless you’ve locked it down, you’re just hoping they aren’t copying your contracts, financial reports, or ...
Let’s face it—changing the way your business operates is hard. You’ve built systems. Created workflows. Trained your team. And even if you know things could be more secure, the idea of altering how people work, communicate, and handle data feels ...
There’s a new intern on your team. They’re sharp. They’re fast. They seem to know a little bit about everything. But they’ve only been here a few days. Would you hand them your client list? Your payroll data? Your CEO’s ...
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