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According to Barracuda Networks, 27% of organizations feel ill-prepared to handle ransomware attacks.
Europe might surpass the U.S. as the region most targeted by ransomware, according to Mandiant.
While 28% of dog owners said the vet is their biggest monthly cost, just 2% reported having pet insurance.
Around 40% of small business owners believe a cyberattack would cost less than $1,000 and fewer than three months to recover from.
For leadership buy-in, it's important to have data and measurement tools to showcase the effectiveness of a program that encompasses physical, mental, emotional, financial and social dimensions.
The rate of ransomware attacks is slowing as demands go unpaid, according to Coalition.
A range of factors, including business type, claims history and payroll size, affect how much workers' comp insurance costs.
The pet insurance regulatory standards would require certain consumer disclosures, among other provisions.
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Attacks increased as smaller insurers became a favorite target for the LockBit ransomware gang during Q1 2022.