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Or lose IT/security insurance for not installing or disabling it.
by lysp 2y ago
Or lose IT/security insurance for not installing or disabling it.
- nlitened 2y agoWell, let’s see how much insurance companies will pay now
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- scott_w 2y agoIt’s not about whether they pay out, large enough customers demand you have insurance as a condition of sale. It’s cover your arse all the way down!
- mdip 2y agoKind of a big thing most people don't understand about the various forms of "Business Insurance." For the most part, businesses have whatever insurance whatever they are doing requires them to have. Those requirements are set by laws/regulations applied to those entities and the various entities they want to do business with. At every small shop I've worked when the topic of Business Insurance came up with one of the owners, the response was extremely negative -- basically summarized as "it's the most you will ever pay for something you won't ever be able to use".
- scott_w 2y agoYep, it’s pretty much a toll on doing business with entities. I’ve no doubt the intention is so your customer can sue you without you winding up, whether it actually works… no idea.