Technology

Corporate concern regarding high turnover's impact on cybersecurity varies, but it's clear that remote employees moving through a company's revolving door pose a risk.

Data privacy and protection might be of increasing importance to regulators, investors and clients but most organizations don't currently include such topics in their ESG planning—including law firms.

Cyberinsurance policies have become a sort of Frankenstein's monster, with coverages pieced together to address a growing set of risks.

The manufacturing and utility sectors saw the biggest increases in data comprises, increasing 217% compared with 2020.

CashPro Forecasting uses AI to predict a company's future cash positions, taking into consideration seasonality and operational needs.

The arc of development of cybersecurity and data privacy as core business issues is at its three-quarters turn, having gone from a pure IT issue only five years ago to local laws that regulatory agencies are enforcing. The final turn will be passage of a uniform federal law.

5 questions to help determine whether a company needs cyberinsurance coverage.

Greater preparedness and enhanced backup processes are driving a drop in the number of ransoms paid.