Most CISOs Are Fighting The Last War. AI-Powered Cyber Attacks Just Changed The Rules – PODCAST

Most corporate security leaders are doing compliance, not security. That is the blunt assessment of Mitchell Amador, CEO of Immunefi, the leading crowdsourced cybersecurity platform for blockchain, with over $25 billion in hack-related damage averted and more than 90,000 registered white-hat researchers. And he argues that the arrival of AI-powered cyber attacks has made that … Read more

Post-Quantum Cryptography Exposes A Cyber Insurance Blind Spot

Insurers price the risks they can see. Cryptography is the risk they cannot. Post-quantum cryptography is about to make that blind spot expensive. Most cyber policies rest on a quiet assumption. They assume the encryption protecting a client’s data will hold. That assumption is weakening. Quantum computing threatens the math behind today’s encryption. The threat … Read more

Cyber Tops 2026 Risk Rankings as Coverage Gap Persists: RiskScan 2026

Cyber risk now leads the worry list across the insurance market. The cyber insurance gap still holds. Munich Re and the Insurance Information Institute confirmed both points today. They released RiskScan 2026, a cross-market study of US and UK risk views. The study polled more than 1,700 people. It spanned consumers, business owners, brokers, and … Read more

Cyber Risk Quantification Reshapes Cyber Insurance Talks

Cyber risk once lived in a traffic-light chart. Red, amber, and green told the board very little. That era is closing. A new FAIR Institute report shows companies now putting hard numbers on cyber risk. Many express it in dollars and euros. For underwriters and brokers, cyber risk quantification (CRQ) is becoming the shared language … Read more

Open Source Supply Chain Risk Tests Cyber Insurers

A single line of borrowed code can now sink dozens of firms at once. That is the danger behind fresh guidance from Britain’s national cyber authority. The National Cyber Security Centre has told software teams to audit their dependencies. The reason is blunt. Attackers have learned to poison the open source packages that modern software … Read more

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