Warning: Insurance Age will be hacked

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But don’t worry, it is a simulation to highlight the complexities around cyber security and explain what brokers can do to assist their clients. Join us on 26 April for the full story.

Brokers pay attention because the Insurance Age website will be hacked on 26 April this year by our very own cyber demon Jonathan Swift.

Do not be alarmed by this development. The hack is a simulation designed to outline how brokers should be developing their knowledge of the cyber market in order to best help their clients.

Join in with this exciting Cyber Virtual Summit to find everything you need to know about cyber insurance.

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