All Cyber articles – Page 5
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NewsPCS: Ukraine losses to exceed $20 billion
Ultimate losses will likely be much higher with potential for the conflict to surpass 9/11
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NewsAIG looks to pull back from Russia and Ukraine
The insurance giant is understood to be considering adding exclusion clauses to policies for firms operating in the region
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NewsDWIC 2022: Is AI the next ‘silent cyber’?
Re/insurers are blissfully unaware of their growing exposure to AI-related liabilities, warned Simmons & Simmons
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NewsUkraine invasion puts cyber resilience to the test
Firms urged to improve cyber resilience as governments anticipate rise in state-sponsored attacks - MyCena
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NewsBeazley targets cyber book growth in 2022 following increased customer demand
London market insurer Beazley is geared up to grow its cyber book in 2022, aiming for premiums in this line to “represent more than 15% of our business”, according to chief executive Adrian Cox.
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NewsTop 10 cyber incidents last year cost firms $600m
Cyber threats are more common, more dangerous and more destructive than ever before - Tokio Marine HCC International
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NewsTarian Underwriting sold to US cyber insurtech
Insurance investor Beat Capital Partners (Beat) has today (4 January 2022) announced the sale of cyber insurance specialist Tarian Underwriting to artificial intelligence driven commercial insurance provider Corvus Insurance.
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NewsCyber: Time for zero trust
The corporate world’s approach to cyber security is undergoing a complete rethink, explains ethical hacker Rik Ferguson
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NewsChina – a cyber powerhouse?
It is clear that China has stepped up its cyber espionage capabilities, but what is its aim?
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NewsReinsurance bosses face up to systemic risks
Transparency is needed as re/insurers navigate the systemic risk potential of pandemics, cyber and climate change
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NewsCyber fears for critical infrastructure
Attacks against Florida’s water treatment facility and Colonial Pipeline highlighted a disruptive threat - survey
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NewsCyber: Critical industries bombarded during pandemic
As firms scaled-up cloud computing during lockdown, they did not always scale up their security processes at the same rate
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NewsInsurers must cater to emerging cyber risks
A panel of cyber insurance experts discussed potential risks surrounding IoT products and upcoming technologies
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NewsLloyd’s warns syndicates of ‘increasingly high risk’ cyber attack threats from Internet of Things devices
Lloyd’s worked in partnership with CyberCube and Guy Carpenter on its new report for syndicates, designed to support their understanding of emerging cyber risks
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NewsCyber: Lessons from the Sunburst hack
The SolarWinds attack has awoken risk managers to the threat of Trojan-Horse type supply chain incidents
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NewsCyber insurers see ‘strong growth’ for coverage after spate of online scams amid lockdown
Despite this, insurers must have adequate capacity to cover evolving cyber fraud
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NewsService to measure cyber ‘human error’ risk
The Workforce Cyber Culture Assessment assesses people risk and the impact of business culture in a cyber context
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NewsBeazley launches international cyber & breach response broker portal
Specialist insurer Beazley has launched a cyber & breach response portal containing an all-encompassing set of resources designed to help broker partners and coverholders stay informed and educated on the constantly evolving cyber risk landscape. Once registered, brokers will have unlimited access to a vast suite of information – from ...
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NewsU.S. Treasury warns cyber insurers payments to hackers may violate sanctions
Cyber insurers and other financial institutions that facilitate payments to hackers to end cyberattacks risk running afoul of sanctions rules, the U.S. Treasury Department warned on Thursday. The warnings, which referenced malicious programs known as ransomware, came in advisories from Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC)and Financial Crimes Enforcement ...
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