With cyberattacks growing in size and complexity — and underwriters more closely scrutinizing their cyber risk exposures — it’s vital that businesses invest in robust cybersecurity controls.
In this episode of Marsh’s Risk in Context podcast, Marsh’s Rachel Lavender is joined by MOXFIVE’s Jeff Chan and CrowdStrike Services’ Shelly Giesbrecht for a look at the cybersecurity controls companies can adopt and implement to improve their cyber hygiene.
Three cyber hygiene controls are increasingly tied to insurability and resiliency: endpoint detection and response, multifactor authentication, and backups.
US and Canada Cyber Brokerage Leader
Rachel Lavender is Marsh’s Southeast Zone Cyber Practice Leader and a senior advisor for large US commercial clients across the country. She helps clients with risk identification and complex risk transfer for professional liability and cyber risks. Her clients include organizations across several industries, including communications and technology, financial services, manufacturing, and federal government contracting.
Senior Director, MOXFIVE
United States
Jeff Chan is Senior Director, Technical Advisory Services, at MOXFIVE. He has helped build incident response teams and has led a large number of digital forensics and incident response investigations. As a technical advisor, Jeff has assisted MOXFIVE clients in managing incidents and recovering their networks from cybersecurity attacks.
Incident Response, CrowdStrike
United States
Shelly Giesbrecht is a manager for CrowdStrike Services and its practice lead for Canada. She focuses on assisting customers in both reactive (incident response) and proactive (strategic advisory) services, combining her experience with current security tools with in-depth knowledge of security industry best practices and methodologies to assess, develop, and implement strong security programs on an enterprise level.
