WTW Launches CyCore Asia, Aiming to Strengthen Cyber Resilience in Singapore and Hong Kong

Willis Towers Watson, WTW (NASDAQ: WTW), has unveiled CyCore Asia. This new cyber insurance solution is tailored for businesses in Singapore and Hong Kong. Collaborating with underwriters QBE Insurance Group and AXA XL, WTW offers primary insurance capacity of up to USD 15 million, addressing growing cybersecurity concerns. The initiative responds to findings from WTW’s … Read more

Ezechiel Symenouh Moves to Arch Insurance As Senior Cyber Underwriter

Arch Insurance has appointed Ezechiel Symenouh as Senior Cyber Underwriter to expand its European cyber insurance operations. Based in Paris, Symenouh will focus on developing the company’s cyber insurance portfolio across France, Benelux, and the Nordic regions. Symenouh brings extensive experience to the role. He joins Arch Insurance (EU) dac (AIEU) from Tokio Marine HCC, … Read more

EU Gives Itself Passing Grade, Barely, on Cybersecurity — New Report from European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA)

The “2024 Report on the State of Cybersecurity in the (European) Union” is the first report from the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) that provides an overall index of cybersecurity among its member nations. “The EU Cybersecurity Index scored an average of 62.65/100, reflecting progress but highlighting gaps, particularly in vulnerability disclosure and R&D … Read more

EU Countries Blow Off New Cyber Security Regulations & European Commission Is Not Pleased

The European Commission has launched “infringement procedures” against a majority of its member states for failing to meet an October deadline to enact EU cyber security regulations. The regulations come in two packages: the NIS2 Directive, aimed at enhancing cyber security and the Critical Entities Resilience (CER) Directive, focused on safeguarding critical infrastructure. “The Commission … Read more

Howden Says Cybersecurity Gaps Cost UK £44bn; Is Russia Poised to Exploit Weaknesses?

UK businesses have lost £44 billion to cyber attacks in the past five years, according to Howden. Half of UK businesses, about 1.3 million companies, suffered at least one cyber attack during this time. The average cost of these attacks equals 1.9% of revenue. The Targets Large businesses were the most targeted. Seventy-four percent of … Read more

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