So What’s the Real Cyber Insurance Market Size?

Chart showing diverse growth projections in the cyber insurance market size, with multiple upward arrows and one curved line indicating a temporary decline followed by recovery, on a blue grid background.

Up, Up… But How Much? And How Fast? – We dutifully share new market reports on the cyber insurance market size. According to a new MarketsandMarkets report , spending is expected to grow from $16.54 billion in 2025 to $32.19 billion by 2030, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 14.2%. The authors cite … Read more

“Cyber Warfare” Market to Reach $61.5 Billion by 2029

The cyber insurance and cybersecurity markets are known for their buzzwords, which are often defined differently by various stakeholders. “Cyber warfare” is often used to describe attacks aiming at military or strategic impact, as opposed to hacks designed to steal money. A new market research report asserts this market represents app. $26.6 billion in spending … Read more

Move Over Wind & Earthquakes, Here Come Cyber Cat Bonds

Wind (including hurricanes) and earthquakes have long been the “peak perils” that keep insurance executives up at night and dominate the $54 billion market for cat (catastrophe) bonds to backstop insurance and resinsurance companies. But now cyber cat bonds are moving up in demand, in part because cyber risk is (in general) uncorrelated with natural … Read more

AON Details Its Cyber Insurance Intake Process

We’ve reported on AON’s new cyber risk report with posts including one on the drop in ransomware payments made by clients of the cyber insurance broker. Another element of the report that struck us as interesting: details on AON’s “Cyber Quotient Evaluation (CyQu), a patented global cyber e-submission platform,” the key part of the broker’s … Read more

16 Billion (with a “B”) Log-in Credentials Pilfered by “Infostealers:” Cybernews

Info Stolen! The exposed credentials open “the doors to pretty much any online service imaginable, from Apple, Facebook, and Google, to GitHub, Telegram, and various government services,” reports news site Cybernews on the massive log-in breaches. The site identifies the likely culprits as hacking groups using “infostealers,” malware designed to steal passwords and other data … Read more

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