By Mark P. Gaber and Jan A. Larson
Practical Policyholder Advice: Policyholders should review their Computer Crime and Fraud Insurance Policies and understand whether they could be interpreted to apply only to traditional hacking crimes involving direct access to a computer system, rather than sophisticated new forms of email "phishing" scams involving a fraudulent scheme to induce the transfer of funds. To the extent the policies may limit...
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