Over the past decade, the incidence of cybersecurity attacks has been escalating at an alarming rate, with Cybersecurity Ventures estimating the global cost of cybercrime to reach $8 trillion in 2023.
And it’s not just the large, publicly traded corporations that are targeted. Nonprofits and professional services firms of all sizes are attractive targets to cybercriminals for a variety of reasons, making it critical for organizations in these sectors to be hyper vigilant.
This guide reviews:
- Real-world cyberattacks on several nonprofit organizations and professional services firms and how they responded
- Insights and practical advice on how to reduce your organization’s risk of a cybersecurity incident and avoid the high costs and other damaging consequences
Authored by
Brandon Newlands, Esq.
Brandon Newlands brings over 20 years of litigation experience to his role as SVP and Senior Director of Coverage and Claims at B. F. Saul Insurance. Brandon supports clients in the event of a claim or coverage issue, and specializes in coverage disputes, claims evaluation/valuation, and risk analysis. He leverages his expertise to guide clients in making informed decisions that align with their unique circumstances.
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