Insurers Ranked The Controls That Work. Staff Training Came First.

Cyber insurance controls headline card over the City of London skyline and Tower Bridge, reading eleven controls, six beyond Cyber Essentials, in new ABI guidance.

The Association of British Insurers has published what its members’ claims data says actually reduces cyber losses. Several of the controls sit outside Cyber Essentials entirely, including backups. The Association of British Insurers has published good practice guidance on cyber resilience, setting out the cyber insurance controls its members regard as most effective. The document … Read more

Insurers Rule Out A Cyber Insurance Backstop As Capacity Hits Record Highs

The Association of British Insurers and PwC UK set out where the market has grown, where cover stops, and how much of the small business sector still buys nothing. The Association of British Insurers has published its UK Cyber Insurance Market Assessment, produced with PwC UK, and it carries a direct statement of position. Structural … Read more

Cyber Insurance Market Size to Approach $120 Billion by 2032? So Says Bullish New Report on Growth in Cybersecurity Insurance

Credence Research’s March 2026 report provides one of the more aggressive recent estimates, valuing the global cyber insurance market size at $20.88 billion in 2024, projected to reach $118.97 billion by 2032 with a CAGR of 24.3% over the 2025–2032 period. This high base-year figure and elevated growth rate assume continued expansion of demand for … Read more

Cyber Insurance Market Outlook: Pricing Cools As Risk Pressure Rises

With 2026 upon us, demand for cyber insurance remains high, and premiums continue to grow. Gallagher’s latest outlook describes the market as “robust” and expects it to keep expanding. At the same time, the report highlights growing systemic risk, rapid regulatory changes, and the increasing influence of AI. The report describes 2025 as a year … Read more

CyberCube Warns Of An AI “Reality Check” For Cyber Insurance In 2026

CyberCube predicts that in 2026, organizations with poorly managed AI programs will face negative consequences, while those adopting AI responsibly, particularly in cyber insurance, will benefit. These conclusions are detailed in its Cyber Predictions Report 2026. In its press release, CyberCube described AI as a boardroom obsession and a market disruptor. The company said AI … Read more

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