Practical analysis on cyber insurance, resilience planning, incident response, and compliance.
Coverage TypesUnderstanding the Incidents In July 2024, a routine software update from Crowdstrike caused a global cascade failure. A faulty patch locked systems worldwide, grounding airline fleets, shutting health
Cyber Threats & AttacksWhen your insurer pays a claim and wants to recover those dollars from the vendor whose failure caused the breach, you d think the path forward would be straightforward. It isn t. The Delaware Supreme
Systemic Risk & ReinsuranceYour cyber insurance policy likely includes privacy coverage. But if you think coverage only applies when data leaks, you re missing how privacy litigation has evolved in 2024. Many insurers are now l
Resilience & RecoveryRecent cyberattacks on companies like Boston Scientific and Stryker have highlighted the need for tailored cyber insurance policies in the medtech sector. These incidents have disrupted operations and
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Underwriting & Risk SelectionThe Challenge In 2025, GlobalData surveyed 2,054 SMEs across 14 countries and uncovered a dangerous mismatch: 34.7% of these businesses had experienced a cyber incident in the past three years, yet on
Cyber Threats & AttacksYour team just discovered that an automated system approved a batch of fraudulent transactions overnight. No employee clicked approve. No one bypassed a control. The AI tool you deployed to speed up p
Security ControlsThe New Reality of Cyber Insurance Cyber insurers are now conducting forensic investigations after claims to verify the security controls you stated in your application. This isn t just about risk man
Underwriting & Risk SelectionThink your vendor agreements protect you when a breach happens? Many organizations only discover the gaps after an incident forces them to scrutinize the fine print. Vendor contracts lay the groundwor
Premium & Actuarial PricingThese myths persist not because they re convenient, but because they allow procurement teams to check a box and keep insurance premiums predictable. They create the illusion that a $50 million enterpr
