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The NCSC now links most attacks on UK critical infrastructure to hostile states. That collides with how cyber policies handle war. A utility goes dark. And the darkness cascades. Investigators trace the intrusion to a hostile state. Then the cyber insurer turns to its war exclusion. That sequence is now the central question for critical … Read more
Most cyber policies carry no AI exclusion. New Willis claims data shows they still leave some of the likeliest AI losses uncovered. AI-related threats demand a deeper look at what is covered. An attacker poisons your AI model. You spend millions rebuilding it. Then your cyber insurer declines the claim. That gap sits at the … Read more
A manufacturer whose devices touch millions of patients a year gets hit by a cyberattack. Ordering, manufacturing, and shipping are disrupted. Some patient-specific procedures are rescheduled. Suddenly, a surgery schedule is no longer just tied to hospital capacity or clinical need; it is tied to the recovery timeline of a hacked supplier. This is the … Read more
Three years ago, the board meeting was where cyber risk lost its meaning. Security leaders showed up with red, amber, and green charts. CFOs nodded along. Nobody could say what any of it meant in dollars. That gap is the one Resilience built Edge to close, and the wider market has been moving the same … Read more
An AI agent can now write code, call tools, move files, and run commands. In most setups, it does all of that with the permissions of the person who launched it. So when an agent causes damage, the first underwriting question is deceptively hard. Who acted? Remy Guercio, Product Lead for Aperture at Tailscale, does … Read more