Risk management offerings
Complimentary cyber risk management services and tools to improve cyber resilience, reduce human error, and manage digital risks
Beazley provides a range of tools and resources to protect organizations from the dangerous world of cyber risks.
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Complimentary cyber risk management services and tools to improve cyber resilience, reduce human error, and manage digital risks
Discounted rates for a whole range of cyber security solutions delivered by our carefully selected and expert vendors.
We offer our cyber policyholders a range of risk management offerings designed to improve cyber resilience, reduce human error, and manage digital risk.
From theft of employee credentials to ransomware that shuts down your operations, each cyber risk has a different profile—and different steps you can to take to prevent it.
Threat actors exploit an initial compromise to systematically encrypt files on work stations and file servers and demand a ransom to decrypt files
External attackers gain unauthorized access to confidential data or information such as medical records, financial information, or personally identifiable information
Threat actors compromise one or more email accounts in order to steal funds through fraud, steal sensitive information, or gain a foothold in the organization
Misconfiguration of a cloud resource exposes sensitive data or provides threat actors unauthorized access to IT or other resources
Malicious insider accesses confidential data or information such as medical records, financial information, or personally identifiable information without authorization
A compromise at a vendor or supplier provides threat actors an entry into an organization’s network or causes business interruption
Threat actors flood network resources with requests designed to overwhelm the organization’s internet-facing infrastructure and disrupt operations
Misconfiguration of network or cloud resources exposes sensitive data to unauthorized access
Web servers are a popular target for attackers, and the number of services, frameworks and web apps can make it difficult to realize where the threats are
If your organization discovers that your data has been compromised because one of your vendors has experienced a breach, you will face a unique set of challenges. All the usual issues involved in a response - conducting a forensic investigation, determining notification obligations, notifying in a way that preserves customer relationships - become much more complicated when the breach has occurred at the vendor.
Phishing attacks have long been a cybersecurity challenge for organizations; today, they are responsible for more than 80% of reported security incidents. According to CISCO’s 2021 Cybersecurity Threat Trends report, about 90% of data breaches occur due to phishing. Spear phishing, which is the practice of sending emails that appear to be from a trusted sender in order to induce targets to reveal confidential information, is the most common type of phishing attack, comprising 65% of all phishing attacks.