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

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

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

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

Cyber Risk Management Lags Behind AI Adoption, Report Finds

Enterprises are accelerating their deployments of artificial intelligence, yet cyber risk management practices continue to lag, according to a new global study from OpenText and the Ponemon Institute. The report highlights a widening gap between innovation and security readiness, raising concerns about AI governance across the cyber insurance and cybersecurity sectors. The study, Managing Risks … Read more

AI Risk Grows As Firms Sacrifice Identity Security For Speed

We’ve seen this before: a new technology emerges, companies rush to get ahead, and governance tries to keep up. According to Delinea’s latest research, AI risk has reached this point. About 90% of organizations are pushing cybersecurity teams to relax identity controls so AI projects can progress. This tradeoff increases the risk of unauthorized access, … Read more

AI In The SOC: Alert Overload, Human Judgment, And Hidden Risk Shape Security’s Next Chapter

Canadian philosopher Marshall McLuhan once said, “One of the effects of living with electric information is that we live habitually in a state of information overload. There’s always more than you can cope with.” This idea now sums up cybersecurity work. Recent research on AI in the SOC shows teams overwhelmed by alerts as they … Read more

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