Insurance
Nov. 13, 2014
Energy industry seeks obscure cyberattack insurance
Cyberterrorism attacks are becoming a major concern for public utilities, along with energy and other infrastructure companies, who are mulling their options for insuring themselves against potentially catastrophic hacking events.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
When the power goes out, most people think about how they can't watch their favorite show or play video games for a few hours. But they expect the power to be back on soon.
Energy industry lawyers, on the other hand, are thinking about what happens when the power doesn't come back on - when restaurant and grocery refrigerators cease to run for days and server rooms at technology companies go ...
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