Cyber Insurance Blind Spots: Why 85% Of Cyber Attacks Never Make The News And What That Means For Your Coverage

Most companies think they understand their cyber risk. They filled out the questionnaire. They renewed the policy. The boxes were checked. According to Ralph Pasquarello and Craig Sikowski of Cyber Risk IQ, that confidence is one of the most dangerous blind spots in corporate America today. In the latest episode of the Cyber Insurance News … Read more

The Cyber Insurance Soft Market Is “Finding A Floor” – Will Every Carrier Survive?

After three years of rate cuts, margins are shrinking in every major market. DUAL’s 2026 report warns that 2026 will be a turning point. The US market is expected to become unprofitable in 2027. Now, discipline is what separates the winners from the losers. A Market At A Turning Point Cyber insurance pricing has dropped … Read more

The Cyber Insurance Pipeline Looks This Strong – Munich Re

Forty-three percent of C-level executives worldwide are now thinking about buying cyber insurance. According to Munich Re’s 2026 survey, demand is rising because many companies still lack enough protection. More companies are looking into cyber insurance. Munich Re’s fourth annual Global Cyber Risk and Insurance Survey shows that 43% of C-level executives are now considering … Read more

One Ransomware Group. One Device. Nearly Half Of All Claims. At-Bay’s 2026 InsurSec Report

At-Bay’s analysis of more than 6,500 claims documents how Akira ransomware and a single VPN brand reshaped the cyber insurance loss landscape in 2025. Cyber insurance claims hit record highs in 2025. Frequency rose 7% year-over-year. Average severity climbed to an all-time high of $221,000. Those are the headline numbers. The story behind them is … Read more

Global Cyber Insurance Rates Fall 5% In Q1 2026 As New Buyers Enter The Market

Marsh’s Global Insurance Market Index shows cyber as the only major line expanding in both supply and demand. Global cyber insurance rates fell 5% in Q1 2026, according to Marsh’s Global Insurance Market Index (GIMI). The decline follows a steeper 7% drop in Q4 2025. The pace of decline slowed, but the direction held firm. … Read more

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