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Demand, CyberInsurance, and Automation/AI Are the Future of InfoSec

Daniel Miessler

2021-2030) A Surge in Demand for InfoSec people will result in many more professionals being trained and placed within companies, likely using more of a trade/certification model than a 4-year university model. Jeremiah Grossman and I have been talking about the rise of cybersecurity insurance for years now. Cyberinsurance Will Ascend.

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Cyber threat to Electric Vehicles

CyberSecurity Insiders

A recent online survey conducted for Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company (HSB) suggests that over 74% of prospective owners of Electric Vehicles(EVs) are in a fear that their vehicles might fall prey to ransomware, state funded campaigns and other variants of cyber attack when connected to public charging stations.

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Security Roundup July 2024

BH Consulting

Cyber insurance: whisper it, but it seems to be working Cyber insurance premiums have dropped by 15 per cent compared to their peak in 2022. Even though more companies are buying cyber insurance, Howden found prices are falling through a combination of more providers in the market, and companies improving their security.

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Setting Up The Digital Asset Security Standards To Protect Digital Data

CyberSecurity Insiders

billion by 2030, representing a CAGR of 9.5% during 2021-2030. Insurance also has a significant impact. Gold-standard security protocols ensure that assets are easily insurable, easing the burden of worrying about protection. The global cybersecurity market size in 2021 was $216.10 Digital Asset Security.

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Trade Wars: How U.S. Tariffs Are Reshaping Cyber Risk and Resilience

SecureWorld News

The domains of cybersecurity, cybercrime investigations, and cyber insurance will all be impacted. Last year, Canada's cybersecurity market was valued at over $14 billion and is expected to grow to over $27 billion by 2030. It goes without saying that tariffs could effectively close the door to this very lucrative market for U.S.