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Insurance scams via QR codes: how to recognise and defend yourself

Security Affairs

The Postal Police has issued an alert to warn citizens against insurance scams using QR codes. In practice, fake insurance operators contact victims through calls, messages, or sponsorships on social networks, offering policies at advantageous prices. Online companies do not use generic domains or channels such as WhatsApp or Telegram.

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How to Eliminate Paper Processes

AIIM

Despite the proven operational improvements to be gain by going paperless, paper is still prevalent in too many core business processes today including loan applications, insurance claims, and customer onboarding. And, 41% said they plan to fully embrace electronic forms. It’s easy to delay a content management decision.

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How to make sure your cyber insurance policy pays out

IT Governance

Cyber insurance is big business these days. Damages incurred by information security incidents generally aren’t covered in commercial insurance policies, so a specific policy is necessary to help cover the costs of things like forensic investigation, incident response and notification procedures. Document an incident response plan.

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How to Develop an Incident Response Plan

eSecurity Planet

Document the incident response process as a plan. Some of us don’t formally document our processes. We need to regularly update our documentation on a quarterly, annual, or event-driven schedule. Then we must effectively circulate the incident response documents. Document contingencies. Document contingencies.

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How to Manage Your Cyber Risks

IT Governance

See also: How Defence in Depth Can Help Organisations Tackle Complex Cyber Security Risks Is Cyber Essentials Enough to Secure Your Organisation? Why Cyber Insurance is Essential in 2022. The post How to Manage Your Cyber Risks appeared first on IT Governance UK Blog.

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How to build a successful risk mitigation strategy

IBM Big Data Hub

The best approach for this first step is to heavily document each of the risks and continue the documentation throughout the risk mitigation process. This strategy shifts the risk from the organization onto another party; in many cases, the risk shifts to an insurance company.

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Written IT Security Policies: Why You Need Them & How to Create Them

eSecurity Planet

There is, however, a next step: Documenting policies. Written documentation. Written security policies should ideally be documented in a shareable digital format such as Google Docs or Microsoft Word files. Also read: How to Create an Incident Response Plan. Use reference documents. Written security policies.

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