Optimum cyber security
"If you don't take on digitalisation, you are going to get knocked out." The former boxing world champion Wladimir Klitschko has hit the nail on the head with this phrase when it comes to the reality of the working world. Many companies are increasingly transferring large parts of work processes and communications into the digital space. That's why cyber protection has top priority. Cyber and hacker attacks represent the most threatening risk for German companies.
At MVD, a team of experts focuses on the scenarios of extensive cyber protection and supervises companies that may be exposed to risk.
Technologies are continuing to develop rapidly and the demand for mobile office solutions is constantly growing – the pressure of digitalisation on businesses is immense. IT infrastructure and security systems must always offer state-of-the-art cyber security through (global) networking, as criminality on the net usually causes considerably damage.
Aside from conventional attack tools such as DDoS attacks and ransomware, cyber attacks are also increasingly being carried out with methods such as spear fishing or social engineering. Conventional firewalls or similar defence measures are therefore no longer sufficient for hacker attacks. In order to ensure businesses can continue to take action, cyber security must be given top priority. This is the only way of ensuring the best possible protection against hackers. Cyber insurance is an essential part of this IT security strategy.
Optimum premium indication, insurance solution and cyber strategy through:
- reliable risk evaluations and a precise requirements matrix
- preventative measures and well-structured risk workshop
- the settlement of first-party losses, liability claims, costs from crisis management, IT forensics, legal consulting or crisis PR
- quick, confidential and professional processing of claims in cooperation with the insurance company.
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