According to an article in Insurance Journal, cyber risks are the top concern among businesses of all sizes.

Technology, social media and transactions over the Internet play key roles in how most organizations conduct business and reach out to prospective customers today. Those vehicles also serve as gateways to cyberattacks. Whether launched by run-of-the-mill hackers, criminals, insiders or even nation states, cyberattacks are likely to occur and can cause moderate to severe losses for organizations large and small. As part of a risk management plan, organizations routinely must decide which risks to avoid, accept, control or transfer. Transferring risk is where cyber insurance comes into play.

One of our clients, operating a very small business with limited cyber risk exposures found a unique one Wednesday (May Day). So much so that we thought it was worth passing on.

There are several breaches making headlines as April wraps up. And, when you stare at the data in a certain way, they tell you what kind of threats to take most seriously as we guide you through our free cyber insurance assessment process. (Click here to schedule yours, if you haven't yet!)

We can almost get a sense that some of the biggest category leaders in social media are becoming a real focal point for regulators. This as Forbesreport "U.S. Authorities Target Zuckerberg As Facebook 'Buries' Huge Instagram Password Breach."