Insurers urged to share more cyber information
Cybersecurity professionals have called on the insurance industry to encourage cyber information sharing and take a collaborative approach to security.
Speaking during the Information Sharing and Legal – Protecting Privilege panel at the Association of British Insurers inaugural Cyber Conference, Craig Rice, CEO of cyber threat intelligence firm
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