Corvus Insights

Corvus Updates Scan Technology with RDP Detection, Slashes Ransomware Claims by 65%

With version 2.0 of the Corvus Scan, Corvus works with Brokers and Policyholders to reduce Ransomware Claims

Who’s afraid of RDP? How insurance helps squash the #1 ransomware risk

Teams of security experts work nonstop to identify and publicise software vulnerabilities and other possible security weaknesses, hoping to beat cybercriminals to the punch. Yet once found, the issues they discover can ...

How we use AI to Better Understand Tech E&O Risk (Part II of II)

A story of how AI can be deployed to benefit carriers, brokers and policyholders.

How we use AI to Better Understand Tech E&O Risk (Part I of II)

A story of how AI can be deployed to benefit carriers, brokers and policyholders.

3 reasons IT vendors are a bigger cyber risk than you think

The following is an adapted excerpt from a new Corvus Ultimate Guide for brokers on how they and their clients should handle a breach situation that's due to a third-party. Click to download the full paper, free.

BEC: (Unfortunately) Easy as 1, 2, 3

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.

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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 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.

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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 start-ups — he’s excited to amplify Corvus’s presence as the top provider of Smart Commercial Insurance products.