What Has AI Already Cost? AI Losses Through an Insurance Lens
AI losses already run from a $31,000 court sanction to a $1.5bn settlement. The harder question for insurers: who paid?
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AI losses already run from a $31,000 court sanction to a $1.5bn settlement. The harder question for insurers: who paid?
No line of insurance fully covers AI yet, and most policies still say nothing about it. Here is our read of where AI risk sits in 2026.
Cyber insurance is often described as a financial backstop - a way to transfer risk once the worst has already happened. In…
SMEs, Pricing Discipline, and the Search for Sustainability
Insights from a Cyber Insurance State of the Market Panel
Lloyd’s State-Backed Cyber Attack Exclusions now turn on thresholds and impact, not attribution - and that shift is redefining cyber coverage in 2026.
Cyber insurance volatility in 2026 is driven by data silos. This article unpacks what an Integrated Cyber Risk Management Model should look like.
Underwriters should be moving away from RBVM and close to new Exposure Management techniques.
The cyber insurance industry is drowning in data yet starving for clarity.
The "snapshot in time" approach to insurance is dying, if not dead already.
Three cyber insurance coverages that Santa should be applying for and buying during the Christmas holiday season!
The emerging AI insurance market must learn from cyber insurance’s early days to define, measure, and meaningfully price.