There are several growing risks that will require careful navigation including ransomware and voice programs that try to steal personal information. (Photo: Shutterstock)
As an information security professional in the world of insurance, the emergence of cyber threats and how we prevent and mitigate these risks are somethings I think about often (as do my colleagues and peers). Many believe that 2020 may prove to be a tipping point for both the critical nature of cyber risks and the new ways we think about mitigating them. I tend to agree.
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