Brokers must commit to helping clients on cybercrime

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Una’s Tim Ryan says prevention is better than cure when it comes to cybercrime.

At the recent Una conference, one of our guest speakers was Charlie McMurdie who delivered a fascinating talk about cybercrime.

What became immediately apparent are the scale and invisibility of cybercrime and the criminals involved, and the fact that the crime agencies do not have the resources to tackle the problem.

Whilst the insurance industry can respond to the damage caused by cyber criminals, it is apparent that prevention is better than cure.

Charlie is senior cybercrime advisor at PwC

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