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Long and complicated cyber breach litigation can be prevented with proactive precautions and quick action against intrusions, say cybersecurity insurance experts.

Digital technologies are changing the role of insurance agents as they transition from being product-centric to customer-centric.

Technology is changing every aspect of the customer experience and can be a deciding factor when it comes to retaining policyholders.

Despite increased cybersecurity awareness, greater spending on defense, and a maturing industry, cyber threats continue to accelerate at an unprecedented rate.

Jennifer Wilson is head of cyber at Newfront, an insurance brokerage specializing in cyber risks. Newfront advocates for clients to get the most comprehensive coverage possible for cyber attacks or systems failures. The brokerage watches how carriers have reacted to changing cyber threats. This is the second of two parts of an interview with Wilson.

Jennifer Wilson is head of cyber at Newfront, an insurance brokerage specializing in cyber risks. Newfront advocates for clients to get the most comprehensive coverage possible for cyber attacks or systems failures. The brokerage watches how carriers have reacted to changing cyber threats. This is the first of two parts of an interview with Wilson.

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