Lydia Zhang, President & Co-Founder, Ridge Security, believes that this move will do little to curb criminals intentionally targeting organizations known to have strong policies: “It’s ironic that cyber insurance has become a viable solution. Without thorough security testing or a widely accepted industry standard established before setting cyber insurance terms, it opens the door to hackers who can then target organizations with the highest insurance coverage.”
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