Cyber Assist*

As a Cyber insurance customer, you can have access to Cyber Assist*, our proactive consultation services to help protect your business, as well as reactive assistance in the event of a privacy breach or cyber incident.

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5 steps to help protect your transportation business

As the world becomes increasingly digital, cyber threats are growing and no business is immune. Implement these steps to help protect your business and better prepare should an attack occur.

Know what you have

Document your assets by doing a physical inventory and cataloguing all hardware and software your business uses in a printed list format.

Prioritize your risks

Engage qualified professionals to perform annual security assessments on your computers and any connected equipment. This includes technical and non-technical security control assessments to help you prioritize key issues so that you can work to address them.

Practice good security hygiene

Collect data only when it’s critical. It’s important to back up everything regularly to a disk, tape or the cloud, ideally stored on a secondary system. Software and hardware also need to be maintained, so be sure to check for updates and patch whenever recommended.

Be prepared to respond

Create a robust, proactive incident response plan and start building relationships with your response team now – before you need their help. Be sure your response plan identifies your security, legal and public relations experts, plus your insurance partners.

4 steps to help protect your transportation business

As the world becomes increasingly digital, cyber threats are growing and no business is immune. Implement these steps to help protect your business and better prepare should an attack occur.

Know what you have

Document your assets by doing a physical inventory and cataloguing all hardware and software your business uses in a printed list format.

Prioritize your risks

Engage qualified professionals to perform annual security assessments on your computers and any connected equipment. This includes technical and non-technical security control assessments to help you prioritize key issues so that you can work to address them.

Practice good security hygiene

Collect data only when it’s critical. It’s important to back up everything regularly to a disk, tape or the cloud, ideally stored on a secondary system. Software and hardware also need to be maintained, so be sure to check for updates and patch whenever recommended.

Be prepared to respond

Create a robust, proactive incident response plan and start building relationships with your response team now – before you need their help. Be sure your response plan identifies your security, legal and public relations experts, plus your insurance partners.

*Cyber Assist is provided by an independent third-party service provider. Services are not included in any cyber extension or endorsements.

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