14. Here's the questions you need to answer to get a cyber insurance (With Kim Theilgaard - fairside)
Coffee and Cyber SecurityShow Notes
We already talked with Kim Theilgaard once. And the response was, that you all want more. In the first episode (episode 12 of the podcast), Kim mentioned the 20-50 questions they ask all companies to determine whether they are ready for cyber insurance. In this episode, we dive a bit deeper into these questions which are focused on five different areas. We don't have time to go through all questions but we do give an introduction to what is in those five areas. Do you want to know what all the questions are, feel free to write Kim and he will send them to you. His email is: [email protected] ------- Besides the questions we couldn't help it but to quickly go through a breakdown like Crowdstrike - If a breakdown like that affects your business, does cyber insurances cover it? Well... It depends.... Listen how, in the episode.
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