ActZero Security Adds Cyber Coverage From Measured Analytics and Insurance

ActZero (which raised $40m in March) offers an MDR (managed detection and response) platform that “combines antivirus protection, endpoint detection and response. Measured Analytics and Insurance(‘s)…standalone cyber insurance product, CyberGuard, backed by Lloyd’s syndicates, is targeted at businesses with up to $500 million in revenue, and is available in all 50 states.” The partnership reflects … Read more

Want to Renew Your Cyber Insurance for 2022? 

Be ready to detail how you handled well-known vulnerabilities in 2021. “Every application nowadays includes questions like: Have you had any exposure to SolarWinds, Microsoft Exchange Marauder vulnerability, or the Windows Print Spooler vulnerability? They go through basically a list of the top events that we heard about this year and ask clients if they’ve … Read more

Lloyd’s Won’t Cover Losses from State-Sponsored Cyber Attacks 

“The company explained it will no longer cover losses resulting from ‘cyber-war,’ which it defined as a cyber-operation carried out as part of a war, any retaliatory attacks between specified states, or a cyber-operation ‘that has a major detrimental impact on the functioning of a state.’” Source: Lloyd’s Carves Out Cyber-Insurance Exclusions for State-Sponsored Attacks … Read more

Relay Teams With At-Bay — Brokers to Access “Instant, Bindable” Cyber Insurance Quotes

“The Relay I5 platform allows insurance brokers to visually structure placements, rapidly identify and approach the most relevant markets, and access tools to help increase win rates. At-Bay offers instant, bindable Cyber quotes via API up to $3 million in limits for businesses up to $100 million in revenue. At-Bay Cyber policies provide broad first- … Read more

Cyber Insurance Market Looks for New Approach, With Lloyds Downshifting on Coverage 

“At a time when the need for cyber insurance has never been more clear, brokerages have spent much of 2021 decreasing coverage and increasing rates. But on Friday, tucked into a Reuters story, a big shoe appeared to drop: Lloyds of London, the carrier holding nearly a fifth of the cyber insurance market, discouraged its … Read more

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