The 3-Minute Rule: How to Detect and Kill Cyber Attacks Before They Destroy Your Business
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Learn the most cost-effective way to protect your business from cyber attacks and reduce your cyber liability insurance costs. This episode reveals how insurance companies are leading the fight against cybercrime with cutting-edge monitoring technology that you can access for less than the cost of hiring dedicated IT security staff.
Key Takeaways
- Prevention is the best strategy - The most effective way to lower cyber liability costs and premiums is to prevent attacks from happening in the first place
- Active cyber risk management included with policies - Most major insurance companies provide small monitoring codes that track risky activities on your network and computers
- Real-time threat monitoring - Insurance providers monitor for hacking attempts, firewall breaches, and emerging threats that haven't been discovered yet
- Insurance companies see threats first - Because they handle claims and losses, insurers identify new attack methods before they become widespread and update their monitoring accordingly
- Cost-effective protection - Buying a cyber policy (around $2,000/year) is often cheaper than hiring dedicated security staff or purchasing tech solutions ($200-400/month)
- Built-in response teams - Cyber liability policies include expert response teams that handle system repairs and attack resolution without tying up your internal IT department
- Any business can be targeted - You don't need to be a tech company to be at risk; any business should consider cyber security protection
- Professional incident response - Insurance policies provide access to specialists who can handle advanced cyber attack resolutions that go beyond typical IT department capabilities
Who Should Listen
Business owners, IT managers, risk management professionals, and anyone responsible for protecting their organization's digital assets and data.
Business owners, IT managers, risk management professionals, and anyone responsible for protecting their organization's digital assets and data.
