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And, if you need a cyber security consultant to help establish  Know your coverage
         safer infrastructure in the work-from-home environment,  Some companies think of theft through business email
         make sure to vet them appropriately. Utilize insurer-  compromise or infiltration of internal systems as cyber losses
         recommended vendors to ensure a firm is not only     and mistakenly believe that a cyber policy will cover them.
         legitimate, but skillful.
                                                              But there are clear distinctions between what cyber policies
         Invest in premises security systems                  and crime policies address.
         Though lockdowns have been lifted and most stores re-  Crime policies are intended to cover theft of tangible assets
         opened, albeit with reduced traffic, there is a chance that  like money, securities or property, whereas cyber policies
         closures could become necessary again as new coronavirus  protect against loss or theft of data. Cyber policies may have
         infections are expected to surge through the fall and winter.  very small extensions for business email compromise losses,
         Now is the time to install lighting and cameras around your  but they are often very limited. Only a crime policy is 100%
         property, which go a long way in deterring potential thieves.  dedicated to covering losses from theft or social engineering
         Move inventory out of sight and make sure doors and windows  fraud. Given that it is very difficult to track down or recover
         are alarmed once the property is closed. You may consider  stolen funds once a fraud has been uncovered, a crime policy
         hiring a security guard to patrol the property at night.  is imperative for full recovery. T






                                                      Obituary

                                         The Insurance Times family mourns the sad demise of Dr. K L Madhok,
                                         Resident Editor, The Insurance Times. Dr. Madhok left for the heavenly
                                         abode on 7th December 2020. Dr. Madhok was associated with the journal
                                         for the last 4 decades and even at this age, he was quite active.
                                         Dr. Madhok was highly qualified and his quest for knowledge never dried-
                                         up. Rather with the age, his urge to gain knowledge increased gradually.
                                         Dr. Madhok was a Fellow of Insurance Institute of India, Fellow of
                                         Institute of Insurance Surveyor,  Fellow of International Exports
                                         Association, Diploma in proficiency in Exports,  Doctor of Literature from
                                         World University, to name a few.
                   23-08-1933 to 07-12-2020  He was an expert in Foreign Language translation and knew more than
                                         10 International Language. He had more than 5 decades of experience
                  in Comparative Linguistics, General Insurance, Consumer Law. He authored more than 500 plus
                  articles, book reviews, and a compendium of essays.
                  He was on the Research Board of Advisors of the American Biographical Institute, Albert Schweitzer
                  Awardee from The Open International University (OlU), Colombo, Sri Lanka, Doctor of Science (HC)
                  from The Open International University (OlU), Colombo, Srilanka, Silver Medalist for an essay on the
                  theme "India & Germany: Partners ln Progress", Certificate of Merit from The Insurance Times,
                  Calcutta for the cause of 'spreading insurance Education & Awareness for two decades.
                  His hobbies included reading, writing and he treated the continuous learning process, as a way of
                  life. Apart from being a thorough professional, he was a good human being.
                  He played an important role in spearheading the activities of the Insurance Times group over the
                  decades. This loss is irreparable but we shall always cherish his association with us.
                                                                                           R.G.Agarwala
                                                                               Editor, The Insurance Times






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