ASIC backs cyber ‘incentive’ | Insurance Business

Posted by Steven Kirby | Sep 29, 2017 | Australia, Banking and Finance, Board, Cyber Insurance, Cyber Risk, In the Press, Regulator and Authority | 0 |

ASIC has said that the cyber insurance brokers and insurers in Australia have the potential to be a launchpad for businesses to take cyber risk seriously putting boards on notice – and therefore take up cover too.

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