Corvus Insights

Three Ways to Meet the Future of Insurance Distribution in 2021

This month Corvus hosted a live webinar around The Future Of Insurance Distribution led by our VP of Enterprise, Jocelyn Getson. With lots to cover in this broad and important topic, she was joined by a panel that ...

In The Binoculars: Nate Smolenski, Chief Information Security Officer

Nate Smolenski joined Corvus last month as Chief Information Security Officer. In this role he’ll provide critical guidance to our brokers and policyholders as they evaluate their cybersecurity posture, and will be ...

Three Practical Takeaways from the FireEye Hack

What cyber insurance brokers and policyholders should (and shouldn't) take away from this week's biggest cybersecurity story.

Corvus Insurance Appoints Cybersecurity Industry Veteran Nate Smolenski as Chief Information Security Officer

Key hire comes as companies face increasing cyber risks amid the COVID-19 pandemic and continued remote operations

Assessing The Assessment: Cyber Risk Scoring in the Ransomware Era

Corvus's cybersecurity score was built more than two years ago. Has time, and the rise of ransomware, affected its accuracy?

How to be a Great Broker in a Hard Market

A hard market is an infrequent occurrence, but can have a massive impact on your performance as a Cyber broker. Many brokers have little experience with a hard market.

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In the Binoculars: Lori Bailey, Chief Insurance Officer

We’re spreading our wings to welcome another new hire to Corvus, Lori Bailey! As our Chief Insurance Officer, she’ll be bringing her strategic vision and wealth of insurance knowledge to the team, having worked on both the carrier (Zurich & AIG) and broker side (Marsh). Most recently, she developed and implemented global underwriting strategies, governance and product development for all cyber risk exposures at Zurich.

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Attack Analysis: The Latest on Kaseya and PrintNightmare

After what has been a particularly busy week in the world of threat response, Corvus continues to monitor the REvil ransomware group’s attack that targeted Managed Service Providers (MSPs) who leverage the on-premise Kaseya VSA solution, as well as fallout from the zero-day discovery known as PrintNightmare (skip to end of this article if you just want to read about this more recent vulnerability). Corvus alerted policyholders to each of these attacks within hours of discovery, but as the situation unfolds we are learning more.