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Regulators Link Digital Threats to Business Risk and Insurance Coverage

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The FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center recorded approximately $3 billion in reported losses from business email compromise in 2025. Regulatory bodies, including the National Institute of Standards and Technology and the Washington State Office of the Insurance Commissioner, are linking digital threats to broader business objectives and insurance coverage. The Washington State Office of the Insurance Commissioner explained that business interruption coverage applies when a covered loss forces a business to close.

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The guidance reflects that digital threats must be integrated into enterprise risk management, requiring information about risk to reach decision-makers across an organization. The FBI advises businesses to verify requests to change account information through a secondary channel to prevent financial crises.

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