Develop a ‘playbook’ to curb data breaches

Rob Borkowski

10/19/2018

PLAN AHEAD: PBN 2018 Cybersecurity Summit panelists Cindy Lepore, client executive, business insurance, for Marsh & McClennan Agency, and Larry Selnick, director of treasury and payment solutions at Webster Bank, talk about the importance of having a plan in place to handle data breaches, especially when it comes to loss of finances.  / PBN PHOTO/MIKE SKORSKI

Some of your business’s sensitive data is already compromised and more of it likely will be, as the demand for information gleaned from illicit views of business information continually drives attacks on servers, said panelists at the 2018 PBN Cybersecurity Summit on Oct. 11 at the Crowne Plaza Providence-Warwick. Members of the second panel of

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