Nonprofits may do good for society, but that doesn't make them safe from hackers. In this Insurance Business TV short, Joe Erle explains why mission does not mean protection.
00:02 - Non-profits think doing good means they're safe from cyber attacks. [music] The data says otherwise. >> [music] >> About 30% of companies in the non-profit [music] space don't even have multi-factor authentication for remote access. >> And the assumption that mission equals protection, [music] that's exactly what attackers are counting on. >> Hackers really don't care anymore. They're going after everybody, even if you >> [music] >> uh are a good cause, uh you still can
00:31 - get hit just as much as, you know, Evil Corp. So, you're not safe out there. >> Brokers working with non-profits and private [music] companies need to start the cyber maturity conversation now, not after a claim. >> Even if you have insurance, uh >> [music] >> you know, going through a claim is very painful and you don't want to be targeted and if you are targeted, you want to >> [music] >> have a plan and be able to recover as fast as you can. >> Cyber cover is not a substitute for
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