CFC develops ransomware cost calculator
The tool can help businesses to understand the financial risk of a cyber attack.
CFC, the specialist insurance provider, has designed a new tool to help customers understand the potential cost of a ransomware attack to their business.
The technology enables businesses to calculate the potential cost of a ransomware attack by entering four key pieces of information.
The toll then produces estimates for low, medium, and high severity ransomware loss.
Claims
These are based on the assessment of thousands of claims handled by CFC and take into account the impact of a number
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