CyberCube Estimates Up to $1.5bn in Losses from CrowdStrike Outage

CyberCube, a leading cyber risk analytics firm, estimates insured losses from the July 19 CrowdStrike outage to be between $400 million and $1.5 billion. Dubbed the “CrowdOut Event,” it was caused by a faulty CrowdStrike Falcon Sensor update, significantly impacting the standalone cyber insurance market. This incident represents a loss ratio impact of approximately 3-10% … Read more

Parametrix Estimates $5.4 Billion Loss for US Fortune 500 Companies Due to CrowdStrike Outage

The recent CrowdStrike outage on July 19 had a ripple effect across a wide range of industries, from airlines to the national organ transplant matching system. In our interconnected world, few can escape its impact. Now, Parametrix provides a detailed look at the financial cost. It’s more than just a ripple. They estimate a total … Read more

Cyber Insurance Market to Surge, Projected to Reach $100.62 Billion by 2031 – Report

According to a SkyQuest Technology report, the global cyber insurance market, valued at $12.94 billion in 2022, is poised for exponential growth. Analysts forecast the market to expand from $16.21 billion in 2023 to an astounding $100.62 billion by 2031, driven by a robust compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 25.70% over the forecast period. … Read more

Which Sectors Have the Highest and Lowest Cyber Insurance Penetration? A Survey from Sophos Has Answers

The energy, oil/gas and utilities sector has the highest level of cyber insurance coverage, with 97% of surveyed organizations reporting policies (most of them standalone.) The lowest adoption of cyber security coverage is found in the “Central/federal government” and IT, tech and telecom sectors. To be sure, even with the lowest penetration, these two sectors … Read more

Howden’s 2024 Cyber Report: Navigating a Complex Threat Landscape

The Howden 2024 Cyber Report reveals a dynamic and evolving cyber threat landscape. According to NCC Group data, the frequency of ransomware attacks surged by 85% over the past year. This rise follows a dip due to geopolitical disruptions like Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Ransomware remains the most costly form of cyber attack, driven by … Read more

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