Data Breach Liability: Court Expands Insurance Coverage in Email Mishap

Court Decision Highlights Overlapping Coverage An English court clarified how multiple insurance policies, not just cyber insurance, can apply to a single data breach incident, offering lessons for companies and brokers about data breach liability. As outlined in a recent A&O Shearman blog, the case revolved around a housing association’s misdirected email in 2020 that … Read more

New Cyber Insurance Program: Sophos and Capsule Team Up to Support UK MSPs

Sophos has partnered with Capsule, a UK-based cyber insurance broker. The plan? Simplify insurance access for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) using Sophos cybersecurity solutions through managed service providers (MSPs). This program addresses the growing demand for cyber insurance and helps SMBs avoid long application processes and complex technical criteria. Chris Bell, senior vice president … Read more

Retailer M&S to Make $133 million Cyber Insurance Claim: Media Reports

British retailer M&S (Marks and Spencer) is expected to make a cyber insurance claim of around £100 million (app. $133 million) following a hack that forced the company to stop taking onine orders and also exposed customer data, the Financial Times (FT) and other media sources report (paywall may apply.) Allianz & Beazley on Hook … Read more

India’s K.M. Dastur Taps CyberCube to Strengthen Cyber Insurance Capabilities

India’s cybersecurity concerns are rising amid digital growth, and new insurance tools aim to address evolving threats. K.M. Dastur Reinsurance Brokers has partnered with CyberCube to adopt the Broking Manager platform to improve cyber risk management for Indian businesses. This marks a significant development in India’s expanding cyber insurance landscape. CyberCube’s Broking Manager helps brokers … Read more

Harrods Hack Aftermath Aligns with Stark Warning from UK Government

Retail hacks serve as wake-up call In recent weeks the, Marks & Spencer, Co-op, and Harrods hacks have disrupted payments, deliveries, and day-to-day operations; the UK government has issued a blunt warning: cyberattacks aren’t going away, and artificial intelligence is about to make things worse. Speaking at the CyberUK 2025 conference in Manchester, Cabinet Office Minister Pat … Read more

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