Having a cyber insurance policy that keeps up with both market trends and threat actors’ approaches is a surefire way of ...

Cyber insurance has matured beyond its early role as a balance-sheet hedge. As cybercrime grows more complex and interconnected, buyers are no longer satisfied with coverage that responds only after a ...

SMEs are more likely to buy cyber insurance because of professional advice or perceived risks such as AI, rather than because ...

Cyber insurance is starting to show up everywhere—from bank add-ons to health policy riders. It can help, but only if you ...

Cybersecurity incidents and cybercrime are on the rise in every sector of industry and against businesses and organizations of all sizes. In connection with the increase in the number of incidents and ...

Explore how falling premiums and rising compliance demands shaped the cyber insurance market in 2025, and what CISOs need to know for 2026 ...

Local governments looking for cyber insurance are facing a changing market, and by some accounts, cyber insurers today charge more, while covering less. Cyber insurers had initially based premium ...

Satisfied that they finally have their arms around cyber-security risks and that construction company defenses are adequate for now, insurance carriers in 2023 ceased brutal cyber insurance price ...

Cyber-insurance is defined as an insurance product used to protect businesses from Internet-based risks, and more generally from risks relating to information technology infrastructure and activities.

It’s been three decades since the first chief information security officer (CISO) took their seat at a time when digital risk was a niche concern and cybersecurity barely registered on the boardroom ...

"Everybody says it, so it must be true" is an example of the bandwagon fallacy. In the context of cyber insurance, the argument goes that everyone is a potential victim of an attack, thus everybody ...