Mark Sauter

Mark Sauter's insights on the financial, policy and security elements of cyber insurance are based on years of experience in the investment banking, media and business worlds. Co-author of the McGraw Hill university textbook "Homeland Security: a Complete Guide," Sauter was also a consultant to one of the world's largest software companies and served as a US Army Special Forces and infantry officer.

Cyber Insurance Captives and ILS (Insurance-Linked Securities) Cyber Vehicles Multiply in Bermuda: BMA

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We’ve discussed other findings from the recent Bermuda Monetary Authority (BMA) report, but we’re also struck by the increase in cyber insurance captives and cyber ILS vehicles documented by the financial regulator. The growth of Cyber Insurance Captives and Cyber ILS (Insurance-Linked Securities) is all related to the growth of reinsurance in the cyber market; … Read more

HSB Expands Personal Cyber Insurance Coverage (Even Your Car & Emotional Well-Being, Not to Mention those Star Wars NFTs, are Covered)

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HSB (Hartford Steam Boiler), part of Munich Re, has expanded its personal and family cyber insurance to help customers deal with new digital risks. This includes protection against things like internet fraud, connected vehicle hacks, and the emotional stress caused by cybercrime. Along with insurance coverage, HSB also provides tools for preventing cyberattacks and offers … Read more

Market Growing at Sizzling 22.6% CAGR: Cyber Insurance Market Analysis from Data Bridge

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Data Bridge estimates the “Third Party Cyber Insurance Market” was worth $7.7 billion in 2022 and will reach $39.5 billion (numbers rounded) by 2030—a look at this latest cyber insurance market analysis. This is a less aggressive estimate than some other cyber insurance market analysis, such as IMARC’s projection the market will reach $85 billion … Read more

Mea Culpa from RPS: Cyber Insurance Prices Not Going Up as Expected

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We’re fans of research from RPS/Risk Placement Services, the brokerage and MGA. Early this year, the firm predicted a correction in cyber pricing driven by factors such as increased fraud perpetrated by AI. But in its 2024 Q3 Cyber Market Update, RPS concedes the “market hardening” and price increases have not yet occurred. “Since the … Read more

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