LONDON, July 5 (Reuters) - Cyber insurance rates dropped around 10% in June compared with a year earlier, reversing recent sharp rate rises, as claims proved smaller than expected, broker Howden said ...

The pricing surge has slowed, but will it last? And what’s the deal with the ballooning questionnaires? Here’s what you need to know about how cybersecurity insurance is changing. In 2023, cyber ...

Cybersecurity is a critical priority for organizations of all types and sizes, from small businesses to large corporations. Cyber threats and attacks are on the rise. Between 2021 and 2023, there was ...

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) have issued guidance suggesting companies consider cyber insurance as a means of resilience against ...

Systemic cyber risks are overwhelming global supply chains, exposing businesses and insurers to failures traditional cyber insurance can’t cover.

Increasing concerns about ransomware and other breaches, especially at the credentials level, are likely why organizations are investing in cyber insurance at greater rates than ever before: 48% have ...

Cyber-security is the most concerning risk for companies, said presenters and attendees at the 2023 International Risk Management Institute construction conference. Cyber insurance prices that in some ...

Insurance has always evolved with new forms of risk, but cyber insurance has moved faster than any line before it. It is still young yet already central to how companies think about resilience. In my ...

The rising cost of cyber insurance is especially troubling for K-12 schools, which don’t have the same revenue streams as large corporations but are sought-after targets for ransomware groups due to ...