Show Notes
With Cybersecurity Awareness Month in full swing, The Digital Trust Podcast welcomes back Gabriel Friedlander, founder of Wizer, for an in-depth discussion on the evolving role of cyber insurance. Gabriel explores how modern policies bundle essential tools like security awareness training and endpoint protection, while emphasizing why insurance alone isn’t enough to safeguard your business from cyber threats. Whether you're a business owner navigating cyber insurance or a security professional focused on risk management, this episode offers practical insights on balancing insurance with proactive cybersecurity strategies.
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