Welcome to the Cyber Insurance State of the Market 2025 – 2026 in collaboration with Munich Re!
The cyber threat landscape continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace—and so must the insurance industry. In this timely and insightful course, Martin Kreuzer, Senior Risk Manager at Munich Re, explores the shifting dynamics of cyber risk and what they mean for insurers, brokers, and risk professionals navigating the 2025–2026 market.
Structured into three focused chapters, this session delivers:
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Chapter 1: A foundational overview of the current global cyber threat landscape.
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Chapter 2: A deep dive into real-world cyber claims and losses, with a clear focus on how these trends are reshaping cyber insurance underwriting and coverage strategies.
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Chapter 3: Key takeaways and market reflections to help you stay ahead of emerging challenges.
You will gain up-to-date knowledge on the state of cyber insurance, supported by Munich Re’s data and insights. Completion of the course earns you a digital certificate, recognizing your commitment to staying current in this critical field.
Meet Your Instructor: Martin Kreuzer
This course is a collaborative effort with Martin Kreuzer, Senior Risk Manager for Cyber Risks at Munich Re, one of the world’s leading providers of reinsurance, primary insurance, and insurance-related risk solutions. Martin brings deep expertise from the front lines of cyber risk management, and his insights, combined with Munich Re’s global perspective, will guide you through the complex and fast-changing threat landscape.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the major cyber risks affecting organizations worldwide.
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Recognize the key technological advancements influencing cybersecurity, particularly the role of artificial intelligence (AI).
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Discuss the impact of geopolitical tensions on the cyber threat landscape.
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Explore regulatory challenges and their effects on organizations.
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Assess the risks associated with interdependencies in the digital ecosystem, including supply chain vulnerabilities.
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Identify key loss drivers that will shape the cyber insurance industry in the coming years.
