PRESS RELEASE: Insurance industry urged to wake up to new phase of AI-driven cyber risk
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By KYND
KYND Limited, provider of pioneering cyber risk management products, today unveiled a new KYND Recommendations feature which is available to customers who purchase the full version of KYND Start.
KYND Recommendations provide clear and simple guidance on the five most important cyber issues that KYND has identified for a particular organisation. It gives an immediate list of priority actions that should be addressed to minimise the organisation’s cyber risk exposure and they are now included in every full KYND Start report.
KYND Start is a simple, standalone report showing the current cyber risks facing any organisation in a clear and easy to understand way, using only a company’s website name to provide instant results. Providing an accessible price-point for entry level or bulk use cyber risk management, it is currently being used by brokers, risk advisors and insurers globally.
Andy Thomas, CEO says “Our customers tell us they love the simplicity of the KYND Start report, which shows instantly the cyber risks facing a company. We also get asked ‘of the risks KYND has identified, which should be prioritised and be fixed first?’ and we quickly realised that putting together the five most important cyber risks together with recommendations of how they should be mitigated would really help our customers and I’m delighted to say this feature is now available within our KYND Start report”.
Founded in March 2018 and headquartered in London, KYND is a new breed of cyber company. KYND makes complex cyber risks simple to understand and manage for every organisation, regardless of size, means or industry sector.
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