Cyber Coverage Explained: Sub-limits and Coinsurance
Corvus is covering the growing prevalence of sub-limits and coinsurance in policies where there may not have been a few years ago. Why is it happening?
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Cyber Threats: 2021 in Review
Our roundup of this year's cybersecurity highs (what are we collectively doing right?) and the lows (what do we need to watch for in 2022?)
The Future of Insurance Distribution: Corvus Interview
We spoke with Sam Kramer and Nathan Walsh to learn about alternative distribution models and what the future of insurance distribution looks like.
Case Study: Unpatched Microsoft Exchange Server Vulnerabilities
Find out how Corvus addressed the risk of an unpatched Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerability and ended up with a safer policyholder in this case study.
CISO Update: What We Know About the Log4j Vulnerability
On December 10, 2021, Apache published details of the CVE-2021-44228 vulnerability in the Log4j utility. Here's what we know so far, and our suggestions.
Cyber Coverage Explained: Social Engineering Attacks and Cyber Crime
Social engineering & cybercrime coverage is complicated. What are social engineering attacks, and how do you find the right insurance coverage agreement?
At Thanksgiving: Gratitude and Hope for a Safer World
At Corvus, we have a lot be thankful for. We've sought ways throughout the year to return the favor to all who've helped us.
Tech Companies: Beyond Cyber Risk, the Cost of Downstream Impact
After a breach, tech companies face potential legal action from customers. How do we determine the risk factors for litigation, and what are our findings?
In the Binoculars: Michelle Darby, Director of Software Engineering
We sat down with Michelle to get her perspective on growth at Corvus, what goes into fostering a positive culture, and more.
A Guide to HTTP Security Headers
HTTP Security Headers establish rules for browsers connecting to a web page. Learn about best practices for more secure browsing in this short cyber blog.