Your agency might already be compromised — and you wouldn’t even know it.
Worse, you could face an E&O claim if a client suffers a breach you never warned them about.
Cyber expert Jack Kudale (CEO & Founder of Cowbell, EY Entrepreneur of the Year) returns to reveal the new wave of attacks hitting independent insurance agencies — and why most owners are dangerously unprepared.
It’s not just ransomware anymore. The real threats now are social engineering scams and third-party platform exploits that can drain your accounts, lock you out of your systems, or steal your client data — all before you know what’s happening.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
- The 5 must-do protections every agency should implement today
- How to use these same steps as a sales conversation to sell more cyber coverage
- Why you might be one employee click away from total shutdown
- How third-party apps create silent backdoors into your systems
- Why AI is both a savior and a saboteur in the new cyber war
🎧 Listen now — walk away with a checklist that could keep your agency open, protect your clients, and grow your book — even if you’re not a cyber expert.
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