ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Cyber insurance isn’t just about having coverage. It’s about being able to prove you’re doing what you said you were doing.
Dan sits down with Jared Casner of Blacksmith InfoSec to talk about the liability MSPs may be taking on without realizing it—from filling out insurance applications for clients to claiming security controls are in place without the evidence to back them up.
They also dig into risk management, compliance, and how MSPs can build a stronger security program for themselves and their clients.
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