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The leading pure-play source for cybersecurity insurance news, insights and data, Cyber Insurance News (CIN) is produced by a team of award-winning journalists with decades of reporting experience, along with deep cyber and financial expertise and networks.
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Who Pays When Nobody Can Prove It? C2PA & Content Provenance with DigiCert's Mike Nelson (opens the original)
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Claim photos, MRIs, contracts: if nobody can prove a digital record is authentic and unchanged, somebody still pays. DigiCert's Mike Nelson explains how content provenance and the C2PA standard track where a file came from and every change made to it. Martin Hinton, executive editor of Cyber Insurance News & Information, talks with Mike Nelson, vice president and field chief technology officer at DigiCert, about: • The Utah courtroom video that raised the question every claims adjuster should be
The Ransom Bot Answers At 3AM (opens the original)
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Threat actors are using AI chatbots in ransom negotiations. They are not setting the price. Matthew Butler, Director of Cyber Risk Services at Travelers, tells Martin Hinton that the bots provide availability across every time zone, which compresses the early rounds of communication. What that removes is the hours a victim would otherwise spend standing up incident response, checking whether backups are clean, and working out what was actually taken. Butler calls it the automation of urgency rat
The AI Ransomware Attack - No Human At The Keyboard (opens the original)
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Shelterzoom co-founder and CEO Chao Cheng-Shorland on the first AI-executed ransomware attack, why healthcare keeps absorbing these incidents, and the 45-day cash problem that kills hospitals long after the systems come back. In this episode: The JadePuffer incident, where an AI agent hunted credentials, pulled cloud and AI provider API keys, and corrected its own failed login in seconds. Cheng-Shorland's view on how long before this is standard practice among ransomware operators: months, not y
Who Owns This Password? Credential Management And Cyber Insurance With Chris Skipworth (opens the original)
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Multi-factor authentication proves a real person logged in. It never proves who owns the credential. Chris Skipworth , CEO of Passpack , joins Martin Hinton to talk about credential management and cyber insurance. The conversation covers credential sprawl, the offboarding failures behind most small business breaches, and why the insurance industry has an access problem of its own. Skipworth puts one question to business owners. How long would it take you to identify who owns which credentials? M
Why "Do You Have MFA?" Is the Wrong Question (opens the original)
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A company tells its cyber insurer it has MFA. That answer is true. The claim still fails. Julien Richard , VP of Information Security at Lastwall, and Isabel Castillo , Lead InfoSec Operations Engineer at Lastwall , join Martin Hinton to take apart the cyber insurance application's most misleading question. Why a yes-or-no MFA question collects honest answers and prices nothing. What phishing-resistant authentication actually resists. How attackers take your session instead of your password. Why
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