The first step in evaluating the viability of using a captive to cover cyber risks is to determine whether taking on additional risk is sensible given your company's financial strength, capital objectives and tolerance for risk. (Credit: kras99/stock.adobe.com)
Most organizations today face exposure to cyber and technology threats as they continue to expand, grow and operate. Data privacy and security breaches, business interruption expenses, investigative and restoration efforts and harm to an organization's reputation can be damaging and costly.
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