20 April 2022 • 1 min read

The murky waters of cyber warfare and insurance coverage

South Africa has seen a dramatic rise in cyberattacks and successful breaches during the past two years as well as an accompanying surge in ransom demands. In the most recent […]

Ryan van de Coolwijk

Ryan van de Coolwijk

South Africa has seen a dramatic rise in cyberattacks and successful breaches during the past two years as well as an accompanying surge in ransom demands.

In the most recent high-profile attack, to credit reporting agency TransUnion South Africa, they revealed that at least three million South Africans have been impacted by a data hack, with a ransom demand of over R220m.

Check out the article below to find out how the effects of cyber warfare pose as a risk for Insurance companies and their product offerings.

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Article by FA News