Cyber Insurance News & Information Podcast

In this episode, Martin Hinton speaks with Kelly Miller from FTI Consulting about the intricacies of cyber incident response and the critical role of communication during crises. They discuss the importance of establishing processes, understanding stakeholder dynamics, and the human element in crisis management. Kelly emphasizes the need for transparency, effective internal communication, and the value of preparedness through tabletop exercises. The conversation highlights common mistakes organizations make during incidents and the significance of crafting consistent messages while navigating legal and media relations.TakeawaysCommunication is a risk control, not just PR.Over-promising can lead to loss of trust.Establishing processes is crucial in the first hour.Trust is foundational in crisis management.Preparedness can save money in the long run.Words matter, especially in legal contexts.Transparency is key to maintaining trust.Internal communication must be disciplined.Recovery narratives should reassure customers.Tabletop exercises help build muscle memory."The worst thing is over-promising.""Over-promising sets the wrong tone.""Transparency is crucial for trust."Chapters00:00 Introduction to Cyber Incident Response02:52 The First Moments of a Cyber Breach05:39 The Importance of Communication in Crisis09:06 Establishing Effective Processes12:02 Understanding Stakeholder Dynamics14:59 The Human Element in Crisis Management17:57 Mapping Stakeholders and Key Messages20:53 Legal and Insurance Considerations23:58 Navigating Media Communications26:45 The Role of Internal Communications29:46 Maintaining Message Discipline32:47 Recovery and Future Preparedness34:18 Crafting a Recovery Narrative38:28 The Importance of Practice and Preparation46:30 Tabletop Exercises: The Scrimmage of Crisis Management56:42 Words Matter: The Impact of Language in Crisis Communication

Cyber liability insurance now sits at the heart of SME risk management. In this episode of the Cyber Insurance News & Information Podcast, executive editor Martin Hinton talks with Cowbell co-founder and COO Trent Cooksley about how small and mid-sized businesses can prepare for today’s cyber threats.They dig into business email compromise, ransomware, incident response, and the true cost of a serious cyber incident. Cooksley explains why many SMEs still underestimate their exposure and how cyber liability insurance supports faster recovery, expert incident handling, and stronger security controls.You’ll hear real-world insights on:Why business email compromise remains a leading cyber threat for SMEsHow ransomware incidents can shut down operations and damage cash flowThe role of cyber liability insurance in funding response, forensics, and restorationHow AI is changing both cyber attacks and cyber defenseWhat brokers and business owners should know before placing SME cyber coverage🎙 Guest: Trent Cooksley, COO and Co-Founder, Cowbell🎙 Host: Martin Hinton, Executive Editor, Cyber Insurance News & Information PodcastIf you work with SMEs as a broker, underwriter, or business owner, this episode will help you rethink cyber risk and cyber liability insurance as a core business protection, not just an add-on.

AI in cybersecurity gets hyped every day, but not all “AI” is built for threat detection. In this Cyber Insurance News & Information Podcast clip, Graylog CMO Kimber Spradlin joins host Martin Hinton to break down the real difference between LLMs and classic machine learning in security operations.Spradlin explains why LLMs make great user interfaces, but security teams still need mathematical, testable models to spot risky behavior at scale. She uses a simple example: repeated password failures from one user can either be sleepy typing… or the first signal of an attack. How you treat that signal depends on the math behind your detection.If you care about AI in cybersecurity, alert fatigue, and how security analysts really work with data, this conversation gives you a clear, non-hyped view from the front lines.Get the whole episode: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2OFmNWbYovHexPT5ynBjPO?si=629DjdtoTzWTs_TM5M4vFw

Cybersecurity communication works best when real people understand the message.In this episode of the Cyber Insurance News & Information Podcast, host Martin Hinton talks with Kimber Spradlin, Chief Marketing Officer at Graylog, about how clear language and better logging cut cyber risk.Spradlin explains how Graylog normalizes log data, so teams reduce alert noise and see real incidents. She links this work to compliance, investigations and the growing demands of cyber insurance underwriters.The conversation covers:Why cybersecurity communication must reach every employee, not only the SOCHow log management supports audits, retention rules, and insurer expectationsThe fundamental role of AI in detection versus marketing hypeMFA, identity, patching, and everyday cyber hygieneDigital literacy, deepfakes, and teaching people to spot scamsHow to frame cyber risk in business terms that boards understandIf you work in cybersecurity, cyber insurance, IT leadership, or communications, this episode gives practical ideas to sharpen your cybersecurity communication and build a stronger security culture.Follow the show for more conversations on cyber insurance, cybersecurity, resilience, and real-world incidents.Find Kimber Spradlin here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimberspradlin/

The cyber insurance market looks competitive and even soft, but that picture may not last.In this episode of the Cyber Insurance News & Information podcast, Executive Editor and host Martin Hinton talks with Peter Foster, Chairman of Willis’ Global FINEX Cyber Solutions. They examine how vendor concentration, ransomware, AI and data privacy are reshaping the cyber insurance market for boards, CISOs and business owners.In this conversation, Peter Foster explains:– Why systemic third-party and vendor failures remain the nightmare scenario for the cyber insurance market– How ransomware, privacy claims and tracking pixels are driving cyber liability insurance losses– Why many boards feel confident, but claims data shows big gaps in readiness– How AI introduces new exposure across cyber, tech E&O and professional liability– What small and mid-sized firms really face when they get hit and lack deep resources– What underwriters now expect to see at renewal: drills, staffing, controls and clear governanceIf you work in risk, security, broking or on a board, this episode offers a direct view into how the cyber insurance market is evolving and what questions you should ask before your next renewal.Find Peter here Find Willis here Read our article featuring Peter hereChapters00:00 Introduction to Cyber Insurance and Systemic Risks02:39 The Disconnect Between Perceived and Actual Readiness05:22 Impact of Systemic Events on Cyber Insurance Pricing07:56 Understanding Third-Party Risks and Single Points ofFailure10:54 The Confidence Gap in Cyber Insurance13:29 The Role of Small and Medium-Sized Businesses in CyberInsurance16:18 CISO Burnout and Governance Changes19:17 Investment in Cybersecurity and Board Involvement22:00 Renewal Questions and Changes in Cyber Insurance26:06 The Importance of Data Collection and Privacy31:15 Navigating AI Risks in Insurance38:29 Ransomware Payments: Ethical Dilemmas and LegalImplications43:09 The Future of the Cyber Insurance Market

AI Risk is accelerating — and the insurance industry is at risk of repeating its biggest mistake.In this episode of the Cyber Insurance News & Information Podcast, Executive Editor and Host Martin Hinton sits down with Erin Kenneally, founder of Elchemy and a leading expert on AI governance, cybersecurity risk modeling, and technology policy.They explore the emerging fault lines in AI Risk; from silent exposures and coverage ambiguity to unpriced liabilities and third-party dependencies. Kenneally draws a direct parallel between today’s AI-driven risks and the ransomware crises that once upended the cyber insurance market.⁠Martin Hinton⁠ is Executive Editor of ⁠Cyber Insurance News & Information⁠, covering the intersection of digital risk, underwriting innovation, and emerging technology.Follow the show for expert interviews, actionable takeaways, and the latest thinking in AI Risk, cyber insurance, and regulatory evolution.What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeWhy AI Risk mirrors ransomware’s early trajectoryThe blind spots in cyber and Tech E&O coverageHow to identify AI operational failure triggersThe role of prompt injection, data poisoning, and agentic AI in loss scenariosWhy insurers must move toward scenario-based coverage modelsHow small businesses can use AI performance warranties for affordable risk protectionWhat regulators — and especially the EU AI Act — mean for policy language.There;s lots in there - AI Risk, AI insurance, cyber insurance, AI liability, Tech E&O, AI governance, model drift, prompt injection, training data poisoning, ransomware lessons, scenario-based coverage, underwriting innovation, EU AI Act, AI regulation, cyber risk management, privacy, ethics in AI

Ransomware attacks keep rising. Executive Editor and Host Martin Hinton interviews Kurtis Minder—veteran negotiator, author of Cyber Recon, and founder of GroupSense—about how negotiations actually work, what cyber insurance changes, and the prep that protects leverage and cuts downtime.Find Kurtis here.⁠www.kurtisminder.comBuy his book - Cyber Recon: My Life in Cyber Espionage and Ransomware Negotiation. https://a.co/d/eosApRTWhat you’ll learnHow negotiation chats with threat actors unfoldPricing anchors, proofs, and why cadence mattersCyber insurance requirements and panel workflowsPractical prevention: MFA, EDR, segmentation, tested backupsIncident response runbooks and executive tabletop drillsPolicy debate on ransom bans and realistic alternativesChapters00:00 Intro to cybersecurity and ransomware negotiation02:53 The human element in security05:52 Communicating with threat actors08:39 Understanding ransomware dynamics11:32 Negotiation strategies14:22 The role of cyber insurance17:26 Preventative measures and cyber hygiene20:10 Incident response planning23:11 The future of cybersecurity and ransomware35:45 Ransomware response protocols38:20 Executive-level tabletop exercises39:13 Communication mistakes during incidents42:41 Negotiating with ransomware attackers45:57 The scale of ransom payments47:49 Debating a ban on payments50:38 Societal responsibility in cybersecurity57:00 The ongoing cyber warfare landscape

Your child’s identity could already be stolen — and you wouldn’t know until they turn 18.In this powerful episode of the Cyber Insurance News and Information Podcast, host Martin Hinton talks with Michael Scheumack, Chief Innovation Officer at IdentityIQ, about the growing identity theft crisis and a shocking new scam — ghost students.Ghost student fraud costs the U.S. government $1 billion a year, with some community colleges estimating one in four applications are fake. Scheumack explains how criminals steal children’s Social Security numbers to create synthetic identities, apply for federal student loans, and leave victims in debt before they reach adulthood.You’ll also learn:Identity theft is a growing concern, especially for children.Ghost student scams involve stealing children's identities for financial gain.Awareness and education are crucial in preventing fraud.Cyber insurance has gaps that consumers need to be aware of.Monitoring credit reports can help detect identity theft early.Seniors are particularly vulnerable to scams due to technology gaps.Urgency in communications is often a red flag for scams.Banks are becoming more proactive in fraud detection.Problems related to identity theft do not resolve themselves.There are resources available for individuals who have been scammed.🎙️ Guest: Michael Scheumack, Chief Innovation Officer, IdentityIQ, need help? Go here.🎧 Host: Martin Hinton, Executive Editor, Cyber Insurance News📍 Listen now and learn how to fight back against identity theft.#IdentityTheft #GhostStudents #CyberInsuranceNews #CyberSecurityPodcast #CyberCrime #IdentityIQ #MartinHinton #MichaelScheumack #StudentLoanFraud #SyntheticIdentity #ChildIdentityTheft #OnlineSafety #DataBreach #CyberInsurance #Podcast

Criminals go where the valuables are. In today’s digital workplace, that location is the browser. Employees spend 90% of their workday inside browsers, using SaaS platforms, AI tools, and cloud storage. This shift makes browser security the frontline of modern cyber defense.In this episode of the Cyber Insurance News & Information Podcast, host Martin Hinton talks with Vivek Ramachandran, founder of SquareX and veteran cybersecurity researcher. Together, they explore how browser detection and response (BDR) protects against attacks that traditional endpoint solutions miss.What you’ll learn in this episode:Why do criminals now target browsers instead of desktops?How malicious extensions and identity attacks steal passwords and cloud data.Why Managing Browser Updates and Extensions Is Critical.How AI-driven apps expand the attack surface.The future of browser security and why BDR matters for every organization.Vivek shares insights from 25+ years in cybersecurity, with experience speaking at DEFCON, Black Hat, and RSA. He explains why enterprises and individuals must rethink protection strategies to defend the browser—the new digital vault.⁠Episode Glossary for the Acronym Challenged⁠Chapters00:00 Introduction to Cybersecurity and Square X01:19 The Evolution of Browser Usage in Cybersecurity04:55 The Shift in Security Focus to Browsers08:44 Human Behavior and Browser Security12:23 The Importance of Digital Privacy16:05 Understanding Browser Detection Response (BDR)17:28 Square X: Protecting the Browser Environment21:42 Year of Browser Bugs and Architectural Vulnerabilities23:23 Real-World Implications of Browser Vulnerabilities25:38 The Evolving Landscape of Cybersecurity Threats29:40 Adapting to Cyber Threats: The Bend-Don't-Break Mindset31:21 The Role of Cyber Insurance in Risk Management35:25 Essential Browser Security Measures39:25 The Future of Browsers and AI in Cybersecurity50:39 Navigating the AI Landscape in Cybersecurity

In this episode of the Cyber Insurance News & Information Podcast, host Martin Hinton talks with Joseph Wright, Vice President of Services at Blue Team Alpha, about the crucial role of incident response in today’s digital landscape.After two decades rescuing lives in the U.S. Coast Guard, Joseph now applies his skills to helping organizations survive and recover from cyberattacks. He explains why incident response planning must be proactive, not reactive, and why waiting until after an attack can cost businesses millions.🎙️ What you’ll learn in this episode:What incident response looks like when disaster strikesWhy the cost of recovery can be 10–15x higher than preventionThe hidden financial, legal, and reputational impacts of cyber incidentsHow small and medium-sized businesses can prepare for cyber resilienceWhy proactive security is always cheaper—and safer—than reactive measuresWhether you’re a business leader, IT manager, or small business owner, this conversation offers practical insights into preparing for the unexpected. Wright’s message is clear: the time to think about incident response is before a cyberattack happens.www.cyberinsurancenews.orgwww.blueteamalpha.com

In This Podcast - Cybersecurity isn't just a boardroom issue—it's personal. In this episode of the Cyber Insurance News Podcast, host Martin Hinton talks with veteran cybersecurity journalist Danny Palmer about the evolution of cybercrime, the rise of ransomware attacks, and the growing threat of AI deepfakes targeting individuals and organizations alike. From those enjoying retirement to those running the world's most complex companies, no one is immune or safe. From his first ransomware story demanding just $500 to covering high-profile hacks that crippled retailers like Marks and Spencer’s, Palmer shares what he's learned over a decade on the cybersecurity frontlines. The conversation highlights the human element, organizational vulnerabilities, and how sophisticated cybercriminals now operate like corporate enterprises.🔐 Topics Covered:Ransomware as a business modelAI deepfakes and impersonation scamsThe Marks and Spencer cyberattackThe UK’s new cyber incident reporting lawsHuman error and insider risksPublic awareness and how to stay protectedWith some saying global cybercrime costs projected to exceed $10.5 trillion annually by 2025, this episode offers essential insights for businesses, IT professionals, and everyday users.Don’t miss this eye-opening conversation. Find ⁠Danny Palmer⁠ and on ⁠LinkedIn⁠ More on ⁠Marks & SpencerLike, subscribe, and stay ahead of evolving cyber threats.00:00 - Introduction to Cybersecurity Reporting01:36 - Danny Palmer's Journey in Cybersecurity Journalism04:46 - The Evolution of Ransomware10:35 - Understanding Organized Cybercrime15:09 - UK's Cybersecurity Reporting Requirements20:56 - Public Awareness and Cybersecurity Events27:56 - The Marks and Spencer's Ransomware Attack34:31 - The New Age of Cybercrime: Youth Involvement36:17 - Corporate Cybersecurity Challenges and Crisis Communication41:47 - The Human Cost of Cyber Attacks44:21 - Understanding the Human Element in Cybersecurity51:40 - AI's Role in Cybersecurity: Opportunities and Threats01:01:21 - The Evolving Landscape of Cybercrime01:05:29 - Practical Cybersecurity Tips for Individuals and BusinessesWelcome to Cyber Insurance News & Information – Your Trusted Source for Everything Cybersecurity and Cyber Insurance! Stay informed, stay protected. Our channel is dedicated to bringing you the latest news, expert insights, and essential updates in the fast-evolving world of cybersecurity and cyber insurance. Whether you're a business owner, IT professional, insurer, or simply interested in digital risk, we break down complex topics into clear, actionable content.What You'll Find Here: Regular updates on cybersecurity threats and breaches. Deep dives into cyber insurance policies and trends. Tips on risk management and cyber compliance. Interviews with industry experts. Regulatory updates and legal analysis. Real-world case studies and best practices. Subscribe now and join a growing community that’s serious about understanding and managing cyber risks in today’s digital world.

SummaryIn this episode of the Cyber Insurance News Podcast, host Martin Hinton speaks with Bojan Simic, CEO of HYPR, about the evolution of cybersecurity, the challenges posed by traditional passwords, and the innovative solutions like passkeys that aim to enhance security. They discuss the implications of phishing-resistant authentication, the rise of deepfakes, and the significant role of human error in cybersecurity incidents. The conversation also explores the future of identity and security in an increasingly digital world, highlighting the need for robust security measures as technology continues to evolve.TakeawaysBojan Simic is a co-founder of a cybersecurity startup, HYPR.The traditional password system is fundamentally insecure.Passkeys are a new standard for secure authentication.Phishing attacks exploit human error and trust.Deepfakes pose a significant threat to cybersecurity.Human error is the leading cause of cybersecurity incidents.Security teams and help desks should have distinct roles.The future of security will involve advanced identity verification.AI can enhance both security and the sophistication of attacks.The evolution of technology requires a reevaluation of security measures.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Cybersecurity and HYPR02:02 The Password Problem06:06 Introducing Passkeys as a Solution13:43 Phishing-Resistant Authentication20:54 The Rise of Deepfakes24:30 Not MFA but MFV28:27 Human Error in Cybersecurity33:16 The Future of Cybersecurity and AI

In this clip from Ep# 7 of the Cyber Insurance News Podcast episode of Cyber Insurance News, host Martin Hinton sits down with Craig Ramsay from Omada to explore how AI is transforming Identity Governance (IGA). From streamlining access reviews to driving smarter decisions in user access management, AI promises efficiency—but not without risk.Craig discusses:How AI reduces friction in IGA processesWhy "AI needs AI"—Artificial Intelligence still needs an Accountable IndividualThe ethical balance between automation and responsibilityReal-world insights on privacy, compliance, and riskThis is a must-listen for professionals in cyber insurance, IT governance, and enterprise security looking to stay ahead of emerging trends in AI and identity management.🔗 Links:Find Craig on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/craigramsay86/Visit Cyber Insurance News: www.cyberinsurancenews.org🔊 Follow, rate, and share this episode if you’re navigating the future of Identity Governance.

In this episode of Cyber Insurance News, Martin Hinton dives deep with Craig Ramsay from Omada into the pivotal role of Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) in today’s cybersecurity climate.🚀 Key Topics:Why 40% of orgs still haven’t modernized IGAHow AI and automation are revolutionizing access managementCloud vs. legacy IGA systemsThe looming threat of quantum computingWhy identity is the new perimeter🔒 Discover how IGA acts as both a security enhancer and business enabler in the era of cybercrime and digital transformation.👉 Subscribe & follow us for weekly updates on the latest in cyber insurance, identity risk, and security innovations.Find Craig Ramsay on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/craigramsay86/Chapters00:00 Introduction to Identity Governance02:21 Understanding Identity Governance and Administration (IGA)04:56 The Importance of IGA in Cybersecurity07:17 Challenges in Identity Management10:13 The Threat Landscape and Cybercrime12:38 AI and Automation in Identity Governance18:14 Cloud-Based IGA vs. Legacy Systems20:06 Quantum Computing and Future Threats26:37 Myths About Identity Governance27:09 Final Thoughts and Future Directions

In this clip from the Cyber Insurance News Podcast Episide #6, host Martin Hinton sits down with Dan Candee, CEO of Cork Protection, to simplify one of the most acronym-heavy areas in tech: MSPs (Managed Service Providers) and MSSPs (Managed Security Service Providers).💡 Dan helps cut through the jargon, explaining how these providers function like outsourced IT departments — essential partners in managing cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure, and tech support for businesses of all sizes.🎙️ What you’ll learn:The difference between MSPs and MSSPsWhy these providers are vital to small and mid-size businessesHow outsourcing cybersecurity is similar to hiring accountants or mechanicsReal-world examples that make complex concepts clearWhether you're a business owner, tech-curious listener, or exploring the world of cyber insurance, this episode is packed with insights to help you better understand your digital ecosystem.🔐 Stay secure. Stay informed.#CyberSecurity #MSP #MSSP #DanCandee #CorkProtection #CyberInsurance #SmallBusiness #CyberRisk #ITServices #ManagedServices

In this clip from our latest podcast episode, Dan Candee, CEO of Cork Protection, dives into a critical topic that hits close to home: Cybersecurity for Main Street businesses.🛡️ With a background in enterprise-level cybersecurity on Wall Street and a personal connection to small business through his family, Dan shares why Cork focuses on protecting small and mid-sized businesses from rising cyber threats.🚨 "The threat actors are getting better, and they're coming after Main Street more and more."👉 Discover why Main Street is being underserved in today's digital threat landscape and how Cork is filling that gap with a unique value proposition.🔗 Learn more about Cork: corkinc.com🎧 Full Podcast Episode: www.youtube.com/@CyberInsuranceNews/podcasts📣 Don't forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the 🔔 notification bell so you never miss a powerful conversation.#Cybersecurity #SmallBusiness #MainStreet #DanCandee #CorkProtection #TechForGood #SMBs #PodcastClip #CyberThreats #BusinessSecurity

In this episode of The Cyber Insurance News & Information Podcast, host Martin Hinton speaks with Dan Candee, CEO of Cork Protection, about the critical and evolving cybersecurity threats facing small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs). Dan shares his unique journey, from house painting to leading a cutting-edge cybersecurity firm, and explains why Main Street has become a prime target for cybercriminals.Tune in to learn:• Why SMBs are now in the crosshairs of threat actors• How managed service providers (MSPs) are essential to business protection• What “agentic AI” is and how it’s reshaping cyber insurance analysis• Real-life stories of social engineering and wire transfer fraud• How Cork Protection bridges the gap between cyber tech and financial responseWhether you're a small business owner or a cybersecurity pro, this episode delivers eye-opening insights and practical strategies to help you protect what matters most.🎧 Listen now on Spotify, and don't forget to follow the show for more expert insights on cybersecurity, insurance, and resilience.#CyberSecurity #CyberInsurance #SmallBusiness #SMB #DanCandee #CorkProtection #MSP #AIinSecurity #CyberPodcast #BusinessResilience

In this episode of the Cyber Insurance News Podcast, Executive Editor Martin Hinton sits down with William Altman, Head of Cyber Threat Intelligence at CyberCube, to unpack the evolving threat landscape in cybersecurity. Together, they explore how small businesses have become prime targets for cybercriminals, the widening protection gap in cyber insurance, and how AI is changing the game on both sides of the cyber battle.A major focus of the discussion is the crisis in education sector cybersecurity, including a massive breach that exposed 60 million K-12 student records. These records included sensitive data like mental health histories and medication protocols, information that can’t be changed or reissued. The long-term impact for affected students goes far beyond what credit monitoring can protect, raising serious concerns about privacy, fraud risk, and psychological safety for years to come.You’ll learn about:The top cybersecurity threats facing small businesses in 2025How cyber insurance is failing to cover today’s biggest risksWhy MFA and identity access management are non-negotiableHow AI is being weaponized in phishing and social engineeringThe education sector’s alarming vulnerability to cyberattacksGlobal trends in financial sector cybersecurityThis conversation delivers actionable insights for small business owners, IT leaders, educators, and anyone concerned with the future of digital risk and cyber resilience.🎙️ Guest: William Altman, CyberCube🎧 Host: Martin Hinton, Cyber Insurance News🔗 For more resources, visit CyberCube🔗 NIST Framework🔗 CIS Critical Security Controls📬 Questions? Reach out via comments or social media.#Cybersecurity #CyberInsurance #AIThreats #StudentDataBreach #SmallBusinessRisk #DigitalPrivacy #CyberCube #EducationCybersecurity #ThreatIntelligence

In this episode, Cyber Insurance News Executive Editor Martin Hinton discusses the personal side of cybersecurity with Trinity Davis and Chuck Randolph from 360 Privacy. They explore the threats individuals face in the digital age, the importance of reducing one's digital footprint, and practical advice for enhancing personal cybersecurity. The conversation also explores the role of AI in addressing cyber threats, the value of personal data, and the implications of deepfakes. The episode highlights the importance of cybersecurity, insurance, and general cyber hygiene as a means of resilience against potential data breaches.During the podcast, Trinity Davis offered some practical tips for hardening your digital security. You can find that here. TakeawaysCybersecurity impacts individuals as much as corporations.Reducing digital presence can prevent harassment and threats.Understanding the attack cycle is crucial for personal safety.Convenience often comes at the cost of safety and privacy.AI enhances the capabilities of cybercriminals.Personal data is valuable and can be exploited.Juice jacking is a real threat for travelers.Deepfakes pose significant risks to personal and corporate reputations.Compartmentalizing communications can enhance security.Cyber insurance is essential for resilience against breaches.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Cybersecurity and Personal Risks06:33 Understanding the Threat Landscape13:42 Practical Advice for Personal Cybersecurity21:23 The Value of Personal Data in Cybercrime29:51 Protecting Your Identity: Credit Security Measures31:38 Cybersecurity Breaches: Real-World Examples36:49 The Threat of Deepfakes: Implications for Security43:44 Convergence of Cyber and Physical Security50:08 The Role of Cyber Insurance in Personal Security54:07 Best Practices for Digital Hygiene

Personal Cyber Insurance is the topic in this clip from the latest Cyber Insurance News Podcast, Ryan Mimmo of Converge Insurance shares his thoughts on the product, risks, and where it might be going.