Integration of Cyber Insurance Into A Risk Management Program
summary
Provides concrete numbers and operational details: mid‑2019 shows 3,800 breaches and 4.1 billion exposed records, up ~54% frequency and ~52% records year over year. Explains that policies vary widely (first‑ vs third‑party cover, ransom limits, exclusions like failure to encrypt or failure to maintain security), that carriers usually pay on behalf and use pre‑negotiated vendor panels, and that timely reporting (30–60 days) and breach‑coach/legal workflows can change incident response decisions and whether a claim is paid.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 11:33Cyber Insurance Coverage
- 23:12Coverage - Not So Common Exclusions
- 29:19Integrating Insurance - Perfect Security
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