Introducing: Lucky Cat Breach Watch

👉 First up: Allianz Life. 1.4 million customers were impacted when a third-party CRM was compromised. Vendor risk isn’t just a line in the contract—it’s a live threat. Post coming soon.

Lucky Cat says: Don’t bet on luck. Bet on outcomes. Breach Watch will show you how.

⚡ Quick Hits: Allianz Fallout & What It Means for You

Allianz’s breach isn’t an isolated headline—it’s a blueprint for what happens when vendor risk becomes business risk.

3 Lessons You Can Apply Today:

1. Vendor risk = your risk. Add security clauses and audit rights into every supplier contract.

2. People remain the weak link. Train teams to detect social engineering at all levels.

3. Transparency is trust. Quick notification and identity monitoring help preserve reputation.

Lucky Cat says: Breach response isn’t just about plugging holes—it’s about proving your resilience to customers and regulators.

For more analysis, check out:

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👉 Next up: When cyberattacks hit state governments—how the Nevada shutdown left residents stranded.

Cybersecurity isn’t a game of chance. Yet every week, another big name—whether it’s an insurer, a state government, or a luxury brand—finds itself in the headlines for the wrong reasons.

That’s why we’re launching Lucky Cat Breach Watch: a twice-weekly breakdown of real-world breaches with lessons MSPs and end users can actually use.

This isn’t about fear. It’s about outcomes.

• What went wrong.

• How it was fixed (or wasn’t).

• What you can take away today to avoid the same fate.

Because you don’t protect your business—or your customers—by crossing your fingers. You protect them by making smart, proactive choices that build resilience.