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Microsoft Exchange: Where We are Now
Exchange Server Catch-up: What’s happened, where we are now, and why your clients must be vigilant It’s been three weeks since the bat signal was lit at Microsoft HQ. The zero-day exploit in Microsoft’s on-premise ...
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In the Binoculars: Stephen Tarleton, CMO
We’re taking the opportunity to dive in deeper with our Chief Marketing Officer here at Corvus, Stephen Tarleton. With experience leading marketing teams at technology companies — including Dell, AT&T and various ...
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New Funding for a Safer World: Corvus Series C
Today corvids across the country are crowing with exciting news. Corvus has secured $100 million in Series C funding in a round led by global venture capital and private equity firm Insight Partners. The round includes ...
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Cyber Hygiene for Public Utilities – Why Take Action Now, and How
A hacked power grid turning the lights out for millions, a dam being controlled by an adversary — these are the kinds of nightmare situations cybersecurity researchers often talk about in the context of cyber warfare or ...
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(Re) Building a Ransomware Risk Score for the Future
As ransomware rose to become the single biggest driver of cyber insurance claims in 2020, we felt that this aspect of cyber risk deserved more detailed reporting for brokers and policyholders. So we got to work. We ...
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Introducing the Ransomware Risk Score
A ransomware score has always been a part of our Dynamic Loss Prevention report to measure client cyber security. But in 2020, ransomware emerged as the number one driver claims in cyber insurance. As a result, our data ...
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Exchange Server Catch-up: What’s happened, where we are now, and why your clients must be vigilant
It’s been three weeks since the bat signal was lit at Microsoft HQ. The zero-day exploit in Microsoft’s on-premise Exchange Server software counts as one of the most widespread vulnerabilities of its kind in the last few years, with the number of systems unprotected when the patches were initially released estimated to be nearly 200,000.
Since then there’s been a flurry of activity from several key actors: Microsoft itself, U.S. CISA, various security and cyber insurance firms, and, unfortunately, from cybercriminals taking advantage of vulnerable systems, too.
In the Binoculars: Stephen Tarleton, CMO
We’re taking the opportunity to dive in deeper with our Chief Marketing Officer here at Corvus, Stephen Tarleton. With experience leading marketing teams at technology companies — including Dell, AT&T and various start-ups — he’s excited to amplify Corvus’s presence as the top provider of Smart Commercial Insurance products.
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