Cyber Threats: 2021 in Review
Our roundup of this year's cybersecurity highs (what are we collectively doing right?) and the lows (what do we need to watch for in 2022?)
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The Future of Insurance Distribution: Corvus Interview
We spoke with Sam Kramer and Nathan Walsh to learn about alternative distribution models and what the future of insurance distribution looks like.
Case Study: Unpatched Microsoft Exchange Server Vulnerabilities
Find out how Corvus addressed the risk of an unpatched Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerability and ended up with a safer policyholder in this case study.
CISO Update: What We Know About the Log4j Vulnerability
On December 10, 2021, Apache published details of the CVE-2021-44228 vulnerability in the Log4j utility. Here's what we know so far, and our suggestions.
Cyber Coverage Explained: Social Engineering Attacks and Cyber Crime
Social engineering & cybercrime coverage is complicated. What are social engineering attacks, and how do you find the right insurance coverage agreement?
At Thanksgiving: Gratitude and Hope for a Safer World
At Corvus, we have a lot be thankful for. We've sought ways throughout the year to return the favor to all who've helped us.
Tech Companies: Beyond Cyber Risk, the Cost of Downstream Impact
After a breach, tech companies face potential legal action from customers. How do we determine the risk factors for litigation, and what are our findings?
A Guide to HTTP Security Headers
HTTP Security Headers establish rules for browsers connecting to a web page. Learn about best practices for more secure browsing in this short cyber blog.
Cyber Insurance Broker Tips: How to Play Offense in a Hard Market
What does it mean to be a cyber insurance broker in a cyber hard market, and how do you succeed? Find out in this short blog!
Cyber Risk, IT Tools & Ransomware Trends: Pre-Pandemic to 2021
In the wake of remote work and the rise of ransomware, how did the use of security tools, management, and preparedness vary across sectors?