Employee susceptibility to cyber threats could be considered an occupational hazard. (Miha Creative/Adobe Stock) Employee susceptibility to cyber threats could be considered an occupational hazard. (Miha Creative/Adobe Stock)

Take a look around your insurance organization. Can you see your biggest cybersecurity risk?

If you guessed people, you're right. Insurance agencies and brokerages are known for stellar customer service, going above and beyond to help clients as quickly and efficiently as possible.

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