Who’s a “Radioactive” Customer for Cyber Insurers? Law Firms 

“Law firms have this treasure trove of information. Statistically, they’re about six times more likely to pay the first ransom demanded, rather than negotiate it…and I have to tell them, months in advance of their renewal, that their premium is going to shoot up. I had one law firm client whose premium went from about … Read more

Small Businesses Cancelling Cyber Insurance Just When They Need It Most: GlobalData

“…17.3%** of SMEs did not have cyber insurance in 2021 due to it being too expensive, while 29% cancelled their policy to cut costs. Smaller businesses were found to be most exposed to rising costs, as only 21% of micro businesses had cyber insurance, compared to 40.1% for small businesses and 54.3% of medium businesses***.” … Read more

Cyber Insurance for Municipalities — Just as Challenging as Corporate Policies, If Not More So 

“’Some insurance carriers have actually pulled out of the whole business of cyber insurance for municipalities. They find the risk is just too much for them…(a) policy that would provide coverage for $2 million or $5 million has now been reduced considerably, while at the same time the cost of premiums has gone up dramatically, … Read more

Fast-Growing Cyber-Insurer Coalition Turns to Ascot for Additional Coverage Capacity 

“Coalition continues to expand its capacity relationships and cyber insurance business in a market that is highly dynamic. Coalition year-over-year revenue grew by more than 400% in 2021 as the company scaled to serve 140,000+ customers. Coalition’s run rate GWP (gross written premium) now exceeds $650 million, as the company achieves high growth at scale.” … Read more

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