European Cybersecurity M&A Gains Momentum As Threats And Regulation Rise

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Recent White & Case commentary focuses on European cybersecurity M&A, which is important because, while the focus is regional, the threat is global. Cybercrime and state-backed attacks move quickly across borders, and malware is not stopped by customs. This makes the European deal landscape relevant beyond the region. White & Case notes that cyberattacks in … Read more

AI Risk Speeds Up Cyber Insurance Pressure In BakerHostetler’s 2026 DSIR Report

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AI risk is giving old cyber threats a dangerous new advantage: speed. BakerHostetler, a U.S. law firm with a large cybersecurity, privacy, and incident response practice, puts AI risk at the center of its 2026 Data Security Incident Response Report. The report, based on over 1,250 incidents handled by the firm’s Digital Assets and Data … Read more

Converge Expands Cyber Liability Insurance Capacity With Lloyd’s Support

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Converge, based in New York, has increased its cyber liability insurance capacity after reaching a new agreement with Lloyd’s of London and gaining more support from Obsidian Insurance Group. Now, companies with up to $5 billion in annual revenue are eligible for coverage. Middle Market Gains Access To Higher Cyber Insurance Limits Converge can now … Read more

Cyber Insurance Outlook 2026: Munich Re Sees Broader Threats And Bigger Claims Pressure

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Munich Re’s latest cyber insurance report warns that the threat landscape is widening as Agentic AI adds speed, scale, and adaptability to attacks. The report says four loss drivers continue to define the market: Ransomware, Data Breach, Business Email Compromise (BEC), and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS). These threats shape claims, test resilience, and push … Read more

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