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Author Archives: Vijayashankar Na
Why ITA 2008 Compliance enhances Insurability?
It is one of the established principles of Insurance that when the Insurance Company pays a claim, it does make its efforts to recover its loss in whatever manner possible. When the loss has been caused on account of a … Continue reading
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Is Domain Name an Insurable Asset?
Ever since Internet became a key channel of contact with prospective customers for a business entity, domain Names have become an important identifier that enables this customer connect. Today, a domain name is the most important element of “Brand building”. … Continue reading
If there is a “Glassdoor Attack” on my company, am I covered by Cyber Insurance?
Indian Companies are facing a new kind of reputation attack by disgruntled employees posting defamatory messages through companies such as Glassdoor who have built a business model around monetizing the disgruntlement of employees. The essence of this model is to … Continue reading
If I am ISO 27001 certified, am I getting a premium cut for Cyber Insurance?
Cyber Insurance is a means of transferring the risk that an organization is unable to avoid, mitigate or absorb. However when a company approaches a Cyber Insurer or a Cyber Insurance Broker, and a question of the cost of insurance … Continue reading
Should Zero Day Vulnerability be covered under Cyber Insurance?
A Google Research Reporter has just released information about a vulnerability in Windows 8.1 which has remained unpatched for more than 90 days after even Microsoft was informed about it. Read the Details here A discussion is going on whether … Continue reading
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Is Cyber Insurance a B2B product? or B2C product?
Insurance is a means by which certain risks are transferred to an expert. All of us are familiar with Life Insurance, Health Insurance and Motor Vehicle Insurance. We take insurance because we know that a certain contingency needs to be covered. In … Continue reading
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