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A “TurboTax” for Cyber Hygiene

Q&A with Brian Fritton, Founder and CEO, Havoc Shield
By Sandy Laycox Posted on July 12, 2022

Havoc Shield is a cyber company that helps small and midsize businesses prepare to meet the ever-stringent requirements for cyber coverage. We discuss how the cyber threat has changed for small and midsize businesses and the challenges they have even completing the application for coverage. For brokers, this means business just sitting in the pipeline.

Getting the Cyber House in Order

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