Policy Holders Reducing Self Insurance & Buying More Cyber Coverage: Marsh

“Clients generally continued to increase their self-insured retentions (SIRs) early in 2022. As the market improved and pricing stabilized throughout the year, there began to be a decrease in SIRs as coverage became more available and affordable, a trend that has continued into 2023, according to the report.” Stricter policy language, pricing increases and more … Read more

The Nightmare of a Ransomware Attack, Community Bank Version 

This interesting report provides the “tick tock” of a ransomware attack on a small US bank, including the role of cyber insurance in the recovery. The details reveal the bank did not require email MFA prior to the incident. It was able to keep processing debit cards only because that system was operated by an … Read more

From Credit Card Losses to Psychiatric Fees, BOXX Offers Coverage for Personal & Family Expenses from Cyber Attacks

“‘Our research highlights that consumers are increasingly aware of the dangers of being online and are looking for a simple and easy all-in-one solution to keep them digitally safe,’ said Hilario Itriago, US President, BOXX Insurance. He continues ‘With broad coverages like computer attacks, cyber ransom, online fraud and cyber bullying, individuals and families can … Read more

Cyber Claims & Ransomware’s Share Dropped in 2022: Coalition’s 2023 Cyber Claims Report

“(O)verall claims frequency decreased by 22% year-over-year. Furthermore, Coalition policyholders experienced 64% fewer claims than the broader cyber market1, with 47% of reported events handled with no cost to the policyholder A less-sophisticated crime, funds transfer fraud (FTF) unseated ransomware as the leading event type, accounting for nearly one-third of all claims. Notably, ransomware saw … Read more

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