LAS VEGAS — Traditional anti-virus and malware protection software may no longer be enough to shield clients from a data breach. As cybercriminals become more savvy, advisers need to consider new ways to keep client’s confidential medical and financial information safe from a cyberattack.
That’s according to Will Lynch, founder and CEO of Cybersecurity Risk Solutions, who argues if brokers don’t start thinking more deeply about how to protect sensitive information, they could cost both their clients and their agency money.
