Upcoming Events

Council Meetings- September-November 2008

Regional Conference Meetings - March - April 2009

NAIW Week - May 17-23, 2009

NAIW (International) 68th Annual Convention-
May 27-31, 2009

 

   

 

 

CYBER CRIME PREVENTION

NAIW's Focus on the Future

Click here to view the Cyber Crime Checklist
(It can also be found on the web site in the Members Only area under Resource Materials-- Leadership Manuals/Materials--Marketing Tools)

Click here to purchase student or instructor Cyber Crime Manuals



Links
Dept. of Justice
http://www.4law.co.il/
http://www.antiphishing.org/

Computers have definitely provided us with a newfound ease. We can communicate with numerous people instantly by simply sending an e-mail. We can do research on any subject from the privacy and comfort of our homes courtesy of the World Wide Web. The Web has allowed us to perform our personal banking business and even shop from our home offices all in an effort to make our lives easier and less stressful.

But like everything, computers and the Internet have their drawbacks ranging from fears resulting from a lack of human contact to the inability to protect our children from the outside world. Cyber Crime is becoming increasingly prevalent. Cyber thieves attempt to assume identities, commit credit card fraud, alter web sites and maliciously destroy online users by setting loose viruses aimed at destroying hardware and software.

The insurance industry has had no choice but to address Cyber Crime and protect corporations from becoming innocent victims of acts directed towards them as well as those within their communities. Homeowners must be protected as well. The insurance industry must step up to address the issue, and those of us in the business must be educated on how to protect our clients.

NAIW is committed to providing its members and the public with as much information on Cyber Crime as possible. Through our web site and publications, we seek to educate, help prevent and alleviate the ongoing and ever changing face of Cyber Crime. (NAIW does not advocate any particular web site)