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Dan Burke

National Cyber Practice Leader

Contributor, Cyber Liability

As National Cyber Practice Leader, Dan drives the strategy to grow our cyber business, such as developing tools to help clients and prospects understand and quantify their cyber exposures, as well as thought leadership. He frequently speaks at industry conferences and has been quoted in various trade magazines and newsletters, including The Wall Street Journal.

415.402.6514

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Dan Burke Headshot

Dan Burke

National Cyber Practice Leader

Contributor, Cyber Liability

As National Cyber Practice Leader, Dan drives the strategy to grow our cyber business, such as developing tools to help clients and prospects understand and quantify their cyber exposures, as well as thought leadership. He frequently speaks at industry conferences and has been quoted in various trade magazines and newsletters, including The Wall Street Journal.

415.402.6514

LinkedIn

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Cyber Liability Insurance Buying Guide

In this Cyber Liability Insurance Buying Guide, learn how to better identify your cyber risks, understand what cyber insurance covers, and see how a comprehensive approach best protects your organization.

Private Equity & Cyber Liability 2019: Topics from the PEI Forum

During the recent Private Equity International conference in New York, two things became abundantly clear to those in attendance: Cyber security risks and exposures continue to evolve and new threats are emerging on an almost daily basis in 2019 and CFOs and COOs of private equity firms are growing more aware of not only the risks to their funds, but also their responsibility as stewards of the fund assets to protect those them from the ongoing and emerging threats.

Email Compromises: Cyber Security at Work

It's not just the job of IT staff to ensure online safety at work. A culture of cyber security includes ALL employees knowing how to protect themselves and the organization while striving to understand how cyber risks change as the business grows or adds new functions.