> Flyslinger2 (Contributor II) posted a new topic in Industry News on 12-04-2018 09:51 AM in the (ISC)² Community :
> It looks like one of the major options that we heard touted in the CBK may
> not be all that advantageous. I don't think it will improve as more data
> is gather regarding cyber incidents. It will be very hard to predict where
> the next issue will come from.
I first heard about computer/cyber insurance about three decades ago. I thought it
was a highly questionable (read "bad") idea then, and I haven't seen any
improvement since.
You've heard the saying about if you know the difference between good advice and
bad advice then you don't need any advice? Well, pretty much the same with
cyber insurance. People seem to think they can buy cyber insurance instead of
doing risk assessments. If you don't know the risks, you *definitely* don't know
how much benefit you are getting out of insurance in regard to the costs you are
paying.
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