Rich Boomers Lag on Personal Cyber Insurance: Report

America’s wealthiest households are confronting rapidly escalating cyber threats, yet many remain significantly underinsured and lack adequate family and personal cyber insurance, according to new findings from the 2025 PRMA Private Client Insurance Insights Survey. The full survey results reveal a widening disconnect between rising digital risks and the protection strategies high-net-worth (HNW) families have … Read more

Another Large UK Company Caught with Inadequate Cyber Insurance? The Co-operative Group Appears Underinsured.

The Co-operative Group is a British operator of retail stores, funeral homes and other businesses. Like Marks and Spencer, another major UK retailer, the Co-op, which generates billion-of-dollars in yearly revenue, has been hit with a major cyber attack. But compared to Marks and Spencer, the Co-op appears to be grossly underinsured for cyber threats. … Read more

AI Insurance Exclusions Increasingly Common – But Less So in Cyber Policies

As the risks of AI grow alongside its benefits, many insurers are taking action to exclude AI-related liabilities from policies. But these AI insurance exclusions appear more common in coverage such as directors and officers (D&O) and errors and omissions (E&O) than cyber insurance, where insurers often cover AI liabilities and are adding coverage. These … Read more

“Cyber Warfare” Market to Reach $61.5 Billion by 2029

The cyber insurance and cybersecurity markets are known for their buzzwords, which are often defined differently by various stakeholders. “Cyber warfare” is often used to describe attacks aiming at military or strategic impact, as opposed to hacks designed to steal money. A new market research report asserts this market represents app. $26.6 billion in spending … Read more

16 Billion (with a “B”) Log-in Credentials Pilfered by “Infostealers:” Cybernews

Info Stolen! The exposed credentials open “the doors to pretty much any online service imaginable, from Apple, Facebook, and Google, to GitHub, Telegram, and various government services,” reports news site Cybernews on the massive log-in breaches. The site identifies the likely culprits as hacking groups using “infostealers,” malware designed to steal passwords and other data … Read more

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