CRIF News
PwC Report Security breaches rising
The annual Global State of Information Security® survey of more than 9,700 security, IT, and business executives has found that the total number of security incidents detected by their respondents climbed to 42.8 million this year, an increase of 48% over 2013. That’s the equivalent of 117,339 incoming attacks per day, every day.
Cyber Crime - Video Series from Oval Group
Cyber Crime insights - how to protect your business
The Oval Group has produced a series of videos on the threats all businesses that use IT face. Richard Hodson, Oval Insurance Broking, and Paul Vlissidis of NCC Group discuss the threat, issues and consequences for the business of cyber crime.
Think Cyber Risk is only a big business issue?
Think again, here is one way a smaller businesses was impacted 
Digging in to fight the cyber war - Middle East Focus
Matt Hogg looks at Cyber Risk in the emerging Middle East Market
Traditionally, even the most brutal of wars have their informal truces. The history books regale us with accounts of soldiers in the American Civil War swimming to an island in a river to exchange tobacco and newspapers, or a game of football between British troops and their Boer enemies at the end of the Boer War. But that tradition does not, it appears, apply to today’s cyber war.
Commercial Risk Europe features CRIF amid concerns on Energy Company cover
Following the reports from the BBC on the challenges facing some energy companies in obtaining cyber insurance CRE helped CRIF get out our message on the need for a more mature and integrated approach to the management and cover of Cyber Risk.
The BBC article stated that "... a number of energy companies had bee refused cover because of inadequacies in their cyber security"
UK CYBER HYGIENE - BIS asks industry for feedback
PRISM, Private Companies and the Law.
Matt Muggeridge of Liberty considers the privacy issues emerging and the legal implication for private companies.
In May the Guardian was given access to a 41 page power point presentation created by the US’s National Security Agency (NSA) for the training of intelligence agents.
Are we losing the battle against cyber crime?
Nobody likes to lose a fight. It’s a fundamental facet of human nature that, when it comes to trading blows, we like to be top dog. Not surprising, really, if you consider that evolution has armed us with the tools to survive and winning fights would have been pretty much a prerequisite for staying alive 20,000 years ago. So when an influential group of MPs announced recently that the UK is losing the fight against cyber crime, it’s natural for hackles to rise.
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