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With cyberattacks, especially ransomware attacks, on the rise, cyber insurance has become more important in helping keep small businesses safe. It is estimated that 43% of cyber attacks are aimed at...
Cyber insurance myths have historically slowed down the adoption of cyber insurance. Even though this line of insurance has been on the market for several decades - its origin dates back to the...
Cowbell’s founder and CEO, Jack Kudale, recently published an article in Forbes magazine, addressing Security regulations in Cyber Insurance and the need for having efficient incident response plans...
Cyber Insurance has become a necessity for every business, no matter the size or industry. Taking these 5 steps ahead of applying to cyber insurance will lead to more relevant coverages and...
The first four months of the year have been flooded the cyber insurance market with a wave of news - some great, some not so good. Here is Cowbell’s summary of noteworthy activities that...
Cybercrime continues to rise in 2021 as businesses digitize their operations. The construction industry is no exception; its increased dependency on software applications and online services to...
Technology is evolving in real-time, influencing almost every industry, everywhere in the world. Keeping up with that progress and using it to build competitive advantage is critical if you want...
Innovation, relentless execution, and an outrageous sense of urgency are what brought Cowbell Cyber to this month’s amazing milestone: $20 Million in funding, a network of 4,500+ trusted...
Cowbell’s standalone cyber policies provide a safeguard to businesses against cyberthreats and damages from cyberattacks on their digital infrastructure. Cowbell aims to be a different kind of...
2020 has seen a surge of ransomware attacks that lead to devastating damages: business interruption and loss of revenue, reputational damage and even data breach as cybercriminals threaten to...
