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The cyber insurance landscape has transformed beyond recognition over the past few years. We’ve compiled the toughest cyber brokering issues and have provided some tips on navigating them.

This article breaks down every cost associated with a ransomware attack – from first responders to long-term service providers. 

This article explores this year’s trends in the cyber security industry and their impact on the cyber insurance market and its offering toward 2022.

With cyber attacks on the rise, the demand for cyber security insurance is rapidly growing. But what does cyber liability insurance actually cover, what isn’t covered and what should be your key considerations when choosing a policy?

Threat Actors are a common consideration for any organization looking to iron-clad their cyber security posture. This article breaks down the skills, motivations, and resources of some common threat actors and explains which approaches can help to protect against them.

Underwriting is the foundation of the insurance industry. Insurance underwriters evaluate and analyze the risks involved in insuring people and assets. After determining the risk involved, the underwriter sets a price and establishes the insurance premium that will be charged in exchange for taking the risk.

Cyber Insurance is a relatively young product. It was born in the late 90’s but matured only few years ago. In the last few years this product has managed to become the fastest growing product in the insurance industry to date (37% growth YOY).

Today, most insurance companies are offering specialized cyber insurance products, and many of them are beginning to include cyber insurance coverages across other line of insurance, such as marine and general liability insurance.

Stand-alone cyber insurance policies have become common among businesses. These policies cover a variety of liabilities related to cyber risks, from data theft, data privacy, ransomware, service disruptions, and much more.