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Sage N Clements on Insurance Requirements

Business · October 4, 2020 · 0 Comment
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A friend of mine asked me to be a guest host on his inaugural podcast to talk about Cyber Insurance and Information Security. I could not hesitate to help him out and share my years of experience in both industries.

We take some time to discuss a variety of topics from both a small business owner and agency perspective including how to shop for cyber liability insurance, how to choose an agency and how to target technology companies.

Please take some time to listen to Insurance Requirements with Andrew Correll on your favorite podcatcher. You can view this episode directly by going here, https://howyouinsurethat.com/episodes/001-sage-clements or listening below.

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Sage N Clements, CISSP | Sec+
For over 20 years, I have had the distinct opportunity to work in the Information Technology space under a variety of distinct roles. My unique position has helped me become a risk management Maven for Fortune 500 and Small Business Companies around the world. For the last 12 years, I have assisted Small Business Owners and Insurance Agency understand the impacts of Cyber Incident exposures and what steps to take to help mitigate potential data breaches. My desire to expand my reach related to cyber security has led me to establish the Sage Knows IT blog as a way to help Small Business Owners and aspiring Information Technology (I.T.) Professionals better understand the road-maps of I.T. through the experiences I have had. Information Technology and Information Security is the future of our world and I hope this blog will inspire those that are interested in joining our ever involving field.

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