Corvus Insights

Cyber Coverage Explained: Social Engineering and Cyber Crime Coverage

Recently I explained how social engineering attacks can disrupt businesses in a video that covers several common first-party insuring agreements. In this article I'm going to dig in deeper on Social Engineering ...

RDP Deep Dive: What brokers need to know about the #1 ransomware attack vector

Lauren Winchester, VP of Smart Breach Response and Elizabeth Cookson, Director of Incident Response at Coveware, a leading ransomware incident response firm, discuss securing the most common ransomware attack vector - ...

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.

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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.