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4 reasons to invest in cybersecurity insurance
BY KEYLEN VILLAGRANA
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should you need to utilize lawyers to help
put the pieces back together following a
breach.
• Lost income: Data breaches aren’t
cheap. If your business has to shut down its
operations because of a cyberattack, those
disruptions can result in thousands or
even millions of dollars in losses. You may
need to purchase new hardware as well, in
case the attack caused permanent damage
to some of your systems.
• Ransom: Should an attacker hold
your data hostage until you pay to get it
back, that’s considered extortion. Covering
costs associated with those investigations
is included in some cyber insurance poli-
cies, as well as any expenses incurred when
recovering that information.
• Reputation: False information about
your company that’s shared online can per-
manently impact your business’s credibility.
Its why defamation connected to cyberbul-
lying or other forms of online harassment is
insured under some cyber policies.
Finding a trustworthy cyber insurance
policy may require a bit of leg work. “Cy-
bersecurity is such a dynamic and chang-
ing environment, policies this year have
changed completely from where they were
last year,” says Derek Gabriel, CEO of Ig-
nite Solutions Group, a BBB Accredited IT
services provider. “The requirements to get
those policies and what those policies will
protect has really changed dramatically. So,
you really want to work with a specialist.”
Gabriel strongly advises businesses to
leverage their current insurance contacts to
find someone equipped for the job. Insur-
ance companies that specialize in cyber cov-
erage are becoming more common, too.
Consumers are becoming increasingly
knowledgeable on the ways their infor-
mation can be breached. Adding a cyber
insurance policy not only demonstrates to
customers that you care about safeguard-
ing their privacy, but it also differentiates
you from your competitors.
The FTC has provided a list of ques-
tions to help you make the right call when
choosing a cyber insurance policy.
For more cybersecurity tips, visit
trust-bbb.org.
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Features 10 european-style kiosks and
numerous pop-up vendors, plus Santa;
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Bonfires, Bikes and Brews: The
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80’s Dance Night: Two local redmond
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all night; 7 p.m.-12:30 a.m.; free; high
desert music hall, 818 SW Forest ave.,
redmond; highdesertmusichall.com or
541-527-1387.
SATURDAY 11/27
SATURDAY
Three Sisters Lions Club 10th Annual
Holiday Faire: The annual boutique-
style fair features gift items made by local
vendors; 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; free; Sisters Lions
holiday Faire, 142 e. main St., Sisters;
sisterscountry.com or 541-549-0251.
Holiday Village Market: Find gifts
for friends, family and everyone in-
between while supporting local artists,
artisans, crafters and nonprofits.
Features 10 european-style kiosks and
numerous pop-up vendors plus Santa;
11 a.m.-5 p.m.; free; Centennial park,
corner of SW Seventh St. and evergreen
ave., redmond; facebook.com/
redmondoregon or 541-923-5191.
Maragas Winery Thanksgiving
Weekend Barrel Tasting:
Complimentary admission, live music,
barrel taste, wine, beer, soft drinks,
mediterranean apps all available for
purchase; 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; maragas
Winery, 15523 U.S. highway 97, Culver;
maragaswinery.com or 541-546-5464.
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Canyon preserve, off Goodrich road,
Sisters; deschuteslandtrust.org or (541)
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Civil War Watch Party: dress in your
favorite team’s items for a chance to
win a prize at the football watch party
between oregon State and University of
oregon; noon; over the edge Taphouse,
13959 SW Commercial Loop, Terrebonne;
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541-527-2101.
Take-and-Make Craft Soapmaking: In
this hands-on workshop, dIy enthusiasts
will explore an accelerated soap-making
technique called “melt & pour” using a
microwave and various ingredients; 1-1:30
p.m.; deschutes public Library, online;
deschuteslibrary.org or 541-923-5191.
Live at the Vineyard — Clay Helt:
The solo guitarist will perform; 5-8 p.m.;
$10 adults, children 12 and under free;
Faith, hope and Charity vineyards, 70450
nW Lower valley drive, Terrebonne;
faithhopeandcharityevents.com or 541-
350-5384.
Friendsgiving: an evening of festive
eats, the ticket includes-a live concert
on the big screen, table seating and a
meal for one; 6 p.m.; $15 plus fees; high
desert music hall, 818 SW Forest ave.,
redmond; highdesertmusichall.com or
541-527-1387.
Bootah’s Claus Festival: The farm will
host a holiday village complete with local
artisans, vendors, entertainment, family
activities, hiking, fun runs and more;
Sun Life Farm & ranch, 1607 nW Gerke
road, prineville; sunlifefarm.com or 541-
636-9909.
SUNDAY
11/28
SUNDAY 11/28
Three Sisters Lions Club 10th Annual
Holiday Faire: The annual boutique-
style fair features gift items made by local
vendors; 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; free; Sisters Lions
holiday Faire, 142 e. main St., Sisters;
sisterscountry.com or 541-549-0251.
Maragas Winery Thanksgiving
Weekend Barrel Tasting:
Complimentary admission, live music,
barrel taste, wine, beer, soft drinks,
mediterranean apps all available for
purchase; 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; maragas
Winery, 15523 U.S. highway 97, Culver;
maragaswinery.com or 541-546-5464.
Christmas Marketplace — Sip and
Shop: Shop for artisan products and
gifts while sipping on selections of the
winery’s vintages; noon-4 p.m.; free;
Faith, hope and Charity vineyards, 70450
nW Lower valley drive, Terrebonne;
faithhopeandcharityevents.com or 541-
526-5075.
Bootah’s Claus Festival: The farm will
host a holiday village complete with local
artisans, vendors, entertainment, family
activities, hiking, fun runs and more;
Sun Life Farm & ranch, 1607 nW Gerke
road, prineville; sunlifefarm.com or 541-
636-9909.
MONDAY
11/29
MONDAY 11/29
Three Sisters Lions Club 10th Annual
Holiday Faire: The annual boutique-
style fair features gift items made by local
vendors; 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; free; Sisters Lions
holiday Faire, 142 e. main St., Sisters;
sisterscountry.com or 541-549-0251.
Tree-ific Craft Night: Create a ceramic
light-up tree to bring home with you; 6-9
p.m.; $30.00 nightlight tree; $65 11” table
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Open Mic: First timers to pros, everyone’s
welcome to sing up for open mic; 5:30-
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hole, 404 SW Forest ave., redmond;
generalduffys.com or 541-527-4345.
Quiet Writing Time: enjoy the focus
of a quiet space with the benefit of
others’ company; 10:30 a.m.-12:30
p.m.; free; redmond public Library,
827 SW deschutes ave., redmond;
deschuteslibrary.org or 541-312-1050.
Know Timber — Totem Poles, the
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colonization, hear how 21st century
northwest Coast Indigenous people are
now reappropriating their artistry into
symbols of native sovereignty; 6-7 p.m.;
free; deschutes public Library, online;
deschuteslibrary.org or 541-312-1029.
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11/30
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Three Sisters Lions Club 10th Annual
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style fair features gift items made by local
vendors; 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; free; Sisters Lions
holiday Faire, 142 e. main St., Sisters;
sisterscountry.com or 541-549-0251.
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W
hile billion-dollar corporations
and their very public battles
with issues such as ransomware
attacks typically garner most of the head-
lines, small businesses are far from im-
mune to cybersecurity troubles. In fact,
they’re just as susceptible as their larger
counterparts.
According to Accenture’s Cost of Cy-
bercrime Study, 43% of all cyberattacks
target small businesses.
But less than 15% of the
businesses that fit that
description are prepared
to protect themselves
should their systems get
breached.
Password manage-
Villagrana
ment, system updates,
consistent training –
those measures may not be enough. Prac-
ticing cyber hygiene does better position
your business to avoid a cyberattack. But
breaches can still happen, and when they
do, the fallout is potentially devastating.
Cyber insurance is a form of coverage
that helps organizations and individu-
als remediate issues that arise following a
cyberattack. With the number of cyber-
crimes continuing to rise, pairing consis-
tent cyber hygiene with an appropriate
cyber insurance plan is an approach more
businesses are taking.
If your data is breached, cyber insurance
lessens the amount of time it takes to re-
cover. In many cases, it can also help mini-
mize most the financial losses incurred.
If you’re considering cyber insurance
for your company, or maybe you just want
to learn what it is, Better Business Bureau
outlines the protections it offers and in-
sight for finding a trustworthy policy:
• Legal defense: Depending on the se-
verity of the attack, you or your business
may need to connect with some legal help.
That type of assistance is typically pretty
costly. Cyber insurance covers expenses
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IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OFTHE
STATE OF ORE­
GON
FOR THE COUNTY
OF DESCHUTES
IN THE MATTER OF
THE PETITION of
the Panoramic Ac­
cess Special Road
District,
Petitioner.
For a Judicial Exam­
ination and Judg­
ment of the Court
as to the Regularity
and Legality of Res­
olution 2021-1 and
Resolution 2021-2.
Case No. 21CV41823
NOTICE AND SUM­
MONS
NOTICE AND SUM­
MONS is given that
a Petition for Judi­
cial Validation has
been filed in the
above-titled
court
by the Board of Di­
rectors (“Board”) of
the Panoramic Ac­
cess Special Road
District
(“District”).
The Petition seeks
judicial examination
and judgment of the
court pursuant to
ORS 33.710 to ORS
33.720
validating
the legality of Res­
olutions 2021-1 and
2021-2 adopted by
the Board, as the
governing body of
the District, relating
to road improve­
ments in the District
and the financing of
the road improve­
ments.
On May 11, 2021,
Petitioner
adopted
Resolution
2021-1
authorizing the Dis­
trict to proceed with
road improvements
with an estimated
cost of $795,000
and to assess each
lot in the District an
estimated $5,656.73
on a per lot basis. On
October 19, 2021,
Petitioner
adopted
Resolution
2021-2
authorizing the Dis­
trict to finance the
road improvements
by: (1) issuing and
selling an assess­
ment bond anticipa­
tion note (“Note”); (2)
issuing assessment
bonds
(“Bonds”);
and (3) selling the
Note and Bonds at
a public or negotiat­
ed sale. The Bonds
would be a special
obligation of the Dis­
trict payable solely
from the installment
payments of the final
assessments.
The
President or Trea­
surer is appointed to
act as an Authorized
Representative”
of
the District for pur­
poses of the Note
and Bonds trans­
actions. Resolution
2021-2 approves the
process for the issu­
ance and sale of the
Note and Bonds in
the best interests of
the District and pro­
vides for compliance
with the Oregon Re­
vised Statutes.
The Petition for Judi­
cial Validation asks
the court to declare
and
enter
judg­
ments: (1) that the
District's
Resolu­
tions No. 2021-1 and
2021-2 are valid; (2)
authorizing Petition­
er to expend approx­
imately $795,000 for
construction of the
road improvements
in the District; (3)
authorizing Petition­
er to assess each
lot
$5,656.73
to
complete the road
improvements
and
to enforce such as­
sessments; (4) au­
thorizing
Petitioner
to enter into con­
tracts to complete
the road improve­
ments (5) authoriz­
ing the Petitioner to
provide for and issu­
ance of a Note and
Bonds of the District
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Public Notices
for the purpose of
financing the road
improvements; and
(6) authorizing the
Petitioner to sell the
Note and Bonds.
Notice is further giv­
en that this Notice
and Summons will
be published once
per week for three
successive weeks in
The Bend Bulletin, a
newspaper of gen­
eral circulation pub­
lished in Deschutes
County. Jurisdiction
shall be complete
upon the Panoram­
ic Access Special
Road District and
all electors, free­
holders. taxpayers,
and other interested
persons, within ten
(10) days after No­
vember 24, 2021,
the date of last pub­
lication of this Notice
and Summons.
NOTICE TO INTER­
ESTED PERSONS;
READ THESE PA­
PERS
CAREFUL­
LY!
At any time before the
expiration of ten (10)
days after the last
date of publication,
any interested per­
son may “appear”
and contest the va­
lidity of the Petition,
or any of the acts
or things therein
enumerated. To “ap­
pear'' you must file
with the court a legal
document called a
"motion” or “answer.”
The “motion” or “an­
swer” must be given
to the court clerk or
administrator along
with the required
filing fee. It must be
in proper form and
have proof of service
on the Petitioner’s
attorney.
If you have any ques­
tions, you should
see
an
attorney
immediately. If you
need help in finding
an attorney, you may
contact the Oregon
State Bar’s Lawyer
Referral
Service
online at www.ore-
gonstatebar.org
or
by calling (503) 684-
3763 (in the Portland
metropolitan area) or
toll free elsewhere in
Oregon at (800) 452-
7636.
DATED: November 3,
2021 .
KARNOPP PETERS­
EN LLP
s/ Tyler J. Moore
Josh Newton. OSB
No. 983087
jn@karnopp.com
Tyler J. Moore, OSB
No. 172544
tjm@karnopp.com
360 SW Bond Street,
Suite 400
Bend, Oregon 97702
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tioner
Legal Notice
The undersigned has
been
appointed
personal represen­
tative of the Estate
of Susan L. Ryan,
Deceased, by the
Deschutes
Coun­
ty Circuit Court of
the State of Ore­
gon, probate num­
ber
21PB09207
All persons having
claims against the
estate are required
to present the same
with proper vouch­
ers within four (4)
months after the
date of first publi­
cation to the under­
signed or they may
be barred. Additional
information may be
obtained from the
court records, the
undersigned or the
attorney.
Date first published:
November 17,2021.
Jeffrey Wellman
Personal Represen­
tative
c/o Steven D. Bryant
Attorney at Law
Bryant Emerson, LLP
PO Box 457
Redmond OR 97756
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