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“There has been a huge increase in the number of insurers that specifically exclude cyber events that affect digital building systems, such as HVAC, lighting, elevator, parking, and access control,…
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A key one is increasing awareness, and acceptance, by companies that they cyber insurance… “‘There really was a lot of questioning in years past of, is this a necessary product?…
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Problem is that insurers have been trying to avoid payments for “acts of war,” leading to high-profile court cases, including one in which Zurich settled a claim involving a Russian-linked…
The new deadline to comment on the issue is December 14th. “Pursuant to a recommendation from the Government Accountability Office, under direction from Congress to investigate the question, the agencies…
Australia’s Home Affairs Minister said the government is considering just such a move, following a dramatic ransomware attack (where the victim did not pay ransomware and had no cyber insurance). …
Financial terms of the transaction were not released. Boxx appears to have wanted the target’s cybersecurity talent as well as the company & its IP. Templarbits CEO/co-founder will head up…
The growing legal and technical complexities of cyber insurance policies might be addressed by a simpler process. “’In this respect, we see an interesting trend that we definitely follow and…
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Josephine Wolff offers the critique in her well-researched book, Cyberinsurance Policy: Rethinking Risk in an Age of Ransomware, Computer Fraud, Data Breaches, and Cyberattacks (MIT Press, 2022). Are insurers and…
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Insurers have tried to avoid paying claims related to Russia’s NotPetya cyber attacks on Ukrainian targets. “Now, however, it’s increasingly clear insurers aren’t off the hook for NotPetya payouts or…
This report, written by the team @TheGrahamCo, casts doubt on using a “new captive” for cyber risk, as captives are commonly used for “high-frequency, low-severity” claims, while cyber attacks are…
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