Cyber insurance and security accreditations both play a real role in a mature security programme: one manages financial exposure, the other demonstrates a baseline of good practice to customers and partners. It's easy to mistake either one for protection itself.
Neither stops a phishing email from being clicked. Neither trains a finance employee to spot a fraudulent invoice. They're a safety net and a credential, not a substitute for the day-to-day behaviour that actually determines whether an attack succeeds.
The businesses that get the most value from insurance and accreditation are the ones that treat them as one part of a wider programme: sitting alongside real, ongoing investment in the people who are the actual first line of defence.
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