Course · 6 modules
Who decides that a cyberattack is an act of war?
Part of the specialization Cyberabout 1 hr
The syllabus
- 01Where the four clauses come from, from NotPetya to Bulletin Y5381 · 9 min of reading
- 02What each clause excludes and what it keeps, word by word · 9 min of reading
- 03The impacted state and attribution, or the geography of an exclusion · 8 min of reading
- 04Merck and Mondelez, what the judges read · 9 min of reading
- 05A claim worked step by step, from notice to the excluded part · 10 min of reading
- 06What the underwriter asks for in the file, before deciding · 9 min of reading
Key terms in this course
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Cyber · Specialization · 5 courses
Private certification issued by AlgoPolis under its sole authority. It is not registered with France Compétences, in either the RNCP or the specific register, and does not qualify for the French personal training account.
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One letter a week. First, the week's underwriting note, when one is published: a dated, argued decision, signed by Paul Bernardski. Then what the observatory published on cyber risk, political risk and insurance. No account, no tracking.
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