Integrity International Insurance Brokers

10/05/2018

The latest Verizon Data Breach Digest found that a massive 72% of data breaches originate from phishing attacks and every industry from finance to entertainment is a target. Workplace productivity tools such as OneDrive and Office365 were popular targets as people are likely to click these links from a work computer. Expiring passwords and a fear of being locked out of work emails were characteristics of many credential phishing emails.

Is your business adequately protected? Contact Integrity International Insurance Brokers for a complimentary review.

More and more organisations are falling victim to credential phishing attacks, according to Menlo Security.

09/04/2018

"As other women make their way into positions of influence, they have the power to change the industry from within and affect the complexion of senior leadership."

Progress has occurred in pockets, says executive, as women strive to advance in the industry

09/03/2018

Happy Labor Day from Integrity International Insurance Brokers!

08/31/2018

Legislators in the EU and California are attempting to put into place consumer data protections that will shift responsibility and liability to businesses. It’s essential that everyone accelerates their timeline for adopting cybersecurity measures.

Market pressure to adopt online security will come from several major factors.

08/30/2018

Andrew J. Viterbi's ongoing legacy in Southern California.

Andrew J. Viterbi's philanthropy tends to be ambitious in terms of size and in scope. We dig into his recent $50 million gift to the University of California, San Diego, which, true to form, aims to cure blindness.

08/30/2018

Many of our clients have recently received fund transfer request emails from fraudsters posing as company executives. Data breaches are increasing in number each day. Do you have adequate cyber liability protection for your business?

Global telecomms company Verizon analysed over 55,000 data breaches and hacking attempts across 65 countries — they found a rising trend in the number of hackers using high-level business executives' email addresses with company staff to impersonate CEOs.