Cyber Security for Insurance in The Bahamas

The Challenge

Cyber attacks against the Insurance industry are ever escalating each passing year.

Breaches affect insurance companies of any size, and hackers are known to have obtained information, such as, health profiles, clinical information, credit cards and bank account information, detailed insurance claims, and more.

What is worse: the victim companies rarely detect a cyber attack, until it's too late. These companies' sensitive information ends up on black markets where identity thieves buy information wholesale.

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How we can help

Secmentis can help you proactively test your organization's security and defend your critical data through the following services:

• External Penetration Testing to identify and proactively resolve external security vulnerabilities
• Internal Penetration Testing to identify and proactively resolve internal security concerns
• Physical Penetration Testing to identify and proactively resolve vulnerabilities in physical security controls
• Security Hardening to harden your IT infrastructure against attacks
• Vulnerability Assessment get up to date with your current external or internal security posture
• DDoS Protection to protect your external IT infrastructure from malicious takedowns by cyber criminals

What motivates cyber attacks?

• Information Theft — cyber criminals want to steal customer and business-critical information
• Espionage — cyber criminals want to monitor your activities and steal information
• Hacktivism — cyber criminals want to make a political statement
• Sabotage — cyber criminals want to blackmail or disrupt your business
• Cyber Warfare — cyber criminals want to steal your business secrets, and use your systems as stepping stones

Examples of cyberattacks

The following are examples of cyber attacks in your industry:

• Health insurance companies prime targets for hackers
• US health insurance company hacked and ransacked
• Insurance firm fined after hacked card details used for fraud
• Hackers steal millions of social security numbers from insurance company