New means of extortion
Threat actors are finding new ways to do business, resulting in double- and even triple-extortion.
Beazley has invested a significant amount of effort and resource over the years that we have been writing cyber insurance into helping our clients understand, and defend against, these evolving threats and we now see an opportunity to share these insights with the wider community. In this and subsequent Cyber Services Snapshots, we’ll be updating key data derived from incidents reported to Beazley and enriching that with threat intelligence and open-source data to pinpoint emerging trends.
Our Cyber Services team will weigh in to provide insights on key issues for a deeper dive and analysis each time. This content is intended to give our clients, as well as the community at large, confidence in their understanding of – and ability to respond to – the changing cyber threat landscape.
Devon DeFreitas
Cyber Services Manager
New York, NY
Threat actors are finding new ways to do business, resulting in double- and even triple-extortion.
Just as the number of threat actors involved in a single incident is increasing, so are the risk exposures.
Keeping up with the evolving threat landscape helps organizations to proactively ensure data is protected.
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