A cost-effective, fast-to-value, and validated cyber risk management approach. X-Analytics Financial Exposure Data X-Analytics delivers the industry’s most trusted and actuarially grounded cyber risk financial exposure data, continuously updated, independently validated, and built on insights from over 100+ authoritative sources. X-Analytics continuously analyzes open sourced historical cyber incident loss data and combines that data with an organization's unique risk variabl

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Like other cybersecurity frameworks, the CRI framework has a defined structure. The structure ensures consistent applicability of the...

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Bob Zukis, CEO of Digital Directors Network, shares his insights on how boards of directors can effectively address the challenges of provid

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