Overpaying for Ransomware Response Not Covered: Ruling in Cyber Insurance Litigation

Illinois Cyber Insurance Litigation The ruling in Illinois cyber insurance litigation, which came last month in the state’s appeals court, stemmed from the high-profile 2021 ransomware attack on Kronos Private Cloud (now part of UKG), in which hackers exploited vulnerabilities like Log4j to disrupt payroll and HR services for millions of employees worldwide. Clients, including … Read more

D&O or D&O Not, There is No Try — Directors and Officers Need to Worry About D&O Insurance for Cybersecurity

As global cyber threats intensify, directors and officers (D&Os) face increased regulatory scrutiny, surging litigation and ballooning insurance premiums, according to the latest Allianz Commercial D&O Insurance Insights 2026 report. D&O insurance for cybersecurity is a hot issue in the industry and at many companies. The Risks – D&O Insurance for Cybersecurity The Allianz report … Read more

Rich Boomers Lag on Personal Cyber Insurance: Report

America’s wealthiest households are confronting rapidly escalating cyber threats, yet many remain significantly underinsured and lack adequate family and personal cyber insurance, according to new findings from the 2025 PRMA Private Client Insurance Insights Survey. The full survey results reveal a widening disconnect between rising digital risks and the protection strategies high-net-worth (HNW) families have … Read more

Marks & Spencer Gets $132 million in Cyber Insurance Claims, But Cyber Attack Slashes Profits

British retailer Marks & Spencer has started receiving substantial cyber insurance claims payouts from its April cyberattack. “Insurance income proceeds of £100.0m (app. $132 million), in respect of the incident, recorded centrally in adjusted profit,” the Company reported in its November 5th earnings report. But headlines on the report focused on the dramatic decrease in … Read more

Qantas Cuts Exec Comp over Hack, But Silent on Cyber Insurance

We’ve reported on large companies that were hacked recently but either had no cyber insurance, or were underinsured. Could the Qantas Group (Qantas Airlines) be another one? The company’s board has (modestly) cut executive pay over its June hack, which revealed information on 5.7 million customers, according to the Qantas annual report released last month. … Read more

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