What is covered under "cyber extortion" within a cyber liability policy?
John Southrey, director of consulting services at TMLT, describes cyber extortion threats, like ransomware, and what to do if you receive this kind of threat.
Other content in this Stream
Q&A on medical record privacy and security
Requirements for physicians under state and federal laws
Case briefs — Ransomware
Case studies about ransomware incidents and the investigations that follow.
Keeping your email secure
How to recognize phishing emails and other cyber criminal activities
The Internet of things
Connected devices generate and store data, posing serious security and privacy concerns.
Remote patient monitoring — Risk management considerations
Factors to consider when using remote patient monitoring.
A hospital received an email invoice from their ED group with instructions to send payment to a new account.
1:05:33The problem with email
Learn about email security issues from a cyber security attorney.
10 things that compromise patient data
10 ways that physician practices are vulnerable to cyber attacks
The Reporter Cyber Edition 2020
How to avoid email fraud; Beware of ransomware; What business interruption really means; Cyber liability cases and claims; About cyber liability insurance
31:26Cyber insurance, Part 1: Understanding your coverage
Learn what’s covered in a cyber claim: cyber extortion; lost data; and business interruption.
What to do if you are a victim of ransomware
A ransomware action plan could help preserve data and limit the extent of a breach.