Black Basta Ransomware Has Extracted Over $100 Million From its Victims
Joint research by Elliptic and Corvus Insurance has identified at least $107 million in Bitcoin ransom payments to the Black Basta ransomware group.
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Business Email Compromise (BEC) is perennially a top cybersecurity attack vector. Why? Because, unfortunately, it’s relatively easy for criminals to carry out, and it works.
In this live webinar, Lauren Winchester, VP of Smart Breach Response at Corvus, and VP of Cyber Underwriting Peter Hedberg discuss everything brokers need to know about BEC.
What Are the Top 3 Actions to Consider in the Event of a BEC Attack?
#1 The Attack
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Why and How do attackers target Business Email accounts?
#2 Prevention
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Tools, training, and tactics
#3 Covering losses
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What coverages can your clients expect from their Cyber insurance for losses relating to BEC and social engineering?