Understanding Cyber Risk Insurance and Protections 3. Does your organization have a process to regularly download and install patches? 4. Are your backup and recovery procedures in place for all important business and customer data? 5. Do you have an incident response plan? 6. Is there a disaster recovery plan, business continuity plan, or something equivalent to respond to a computer system disruption? 7. Do you have controls to ensure media communications and websites are lawful? 8. Are there procedures that require service providers with access to the applicant’s systems or their confidential information to demonstrate adequate network security controls? 9. Does your organization have multifactor authentication for remote access to programs that contain private or sensitive data?
ARE YOU PREPARED?
Of the 1,200 industry leaders that participated in a report completed by Travelers Insurance, 55% say they worry “some” or a “great deal” about cybersecurity attacks. The sad truth is no one is immune, but we won’t sit idly by. Network Access recently solicited some applications from insurance companies that offer cyber risk insurance and have found that the criteria for providing coverage is maturing as technology in our business progresses. Below is a list of questions found on a current Cyber Risk Insurance Application to help you prepare. Your answers to these questions can impact both your eligibility and premium for cyber risk insurance. 1. Are your firewall technologies active and up to date? 2. Is your antivirus software on all computers, networks, and mobile devices active and up to date?
Don’t just worry about cybersecurity! Talk to Network Access about prevention, protection, and solutions.
Android Shortcuts
1. Double-click power button to launch the camera app. a. Just tap, hold, and swipe the shortcut to take a quick snapshot from your locked Android device. 2. Press and hold the volume-down button to turn on Do Not Disturb mode. a. Press and hold the volume-down button. When you do, your Android phone or tablet will switch into an “alarms only” variation of Do Not Disturb mode. 3. Pull down to refresh a webpage in Chrome. 4. Screenshot. a. Press and hold the power and volume-down buttons until you hear the “click.” 5. Force a restart. a. Press its power and volume-up buttons at the same time for 10 seconds.
6. Type numbers quickly. a. Press and hold the letter that has the corresponding small number beside it (Q for 1, W for 2, and so on). 7. Say “OK Google” anytime, anywhere. a. All you have to do is say “OK Google,” and your phone or tablet will listen carefully for a command — anything from “What’s the score of the Steelers game?” to “Wake me up at 7 a.m. tomorrow morning.”
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