Attacks on your systems may be inevitable, but preparing for cyber risk ahead of time has its own rewards in the form of fewer headaches, according to a session at the 2019 ASAE Annual Meeting.
When a cyberattack happens, the problem can take a number of distinct forms and affect a variety of players.
It was a point emphasized in a session on cyber risk at the 2019 ASAE Annual Meeting & Exposition on Sunday, in which three of those players—an IT executive, an insurance official, and a lawyer—laid out potential areas for impact.
“The thing about cybersecurity and incidents is, it’s equal opportunity,” explained S. Keith Moulsdale, who…
