Generative AI, Insurance Risks & Cyber Catastrophe Events
Generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI) is no longer a futuristic concept. AI’s potential to amplify systemic risks, such as through polymorphic malware or AI-targeted data breaches
Global Cybersecurity Market
“Global Cybersecurity Market” covers analyses of cybersecurity trends, challenges, and innovations worldwide. It focuses on market dynamics, including growth drivers, key players, and emerging technologies. This category reviews the latest research and reports on cybersecurity threats, solutions, and strategies adopted by businesses and governments.
It provides insights into how different sectors are addressing cybersecurity issues, from small enterprises to large corporations. By examining various regional and global perspectives, the reviews offer a thorough understanding of the cybersecurity landscape, its evolution, and future outlook.
Cost of Cybercrime. How to Improve Cybersecurity Protection?
The cost of cybercrime Accenture’s study helps to quantify the economic cost of cyberattacks by analyzing trends in malicious activities over time
5 Most Important Cybersecurity Controls & Cyber Liability Insurance
Here are 5 of the most important security controls you should have in place to reduce the risk of a cyber incident and, ultimately, lower the risk for your insurer
Cybersecurity Insurance Market Size Forcast: $10.6 bn by 2025
As per GlobalData’s Cybersecurity in Insurance report, by 2025, the cybersecurity market size in the insurance sector will have reached $10.6 billion
EMEA insurers, while not directly impacted by US tariffs, face considerable exposure to secondary effects
U.S. cyber insurance renewal premium rates in 2025 have declined year over year for the past three quarters and are expected to remain under pressure
UK life insurers are poised to continue benefitting from strong bulk annuity volumes in 2025 despite potential challenges from regulatory changes
Global insured losses from natural disaster events in Q1 2025 were preliminarily estimated to reach at least $53 bn, the highest Q1 insured losses since Q1 2011 ($81 bn)