Market Growing at Sizzling 22.6% CAGR: Cyber Insurance Market Analysis from Data Bridge

Data Bridge estimates the “Third Party Cyber Insurance Market” was worth $7.7 billion in 2022 and will reach $39.5 billion (numbers rounded) by 2030—a look at this latest cyber insurance market analysis. This is a less aggressive estimate than some other cyber insurance market analysis, such as IMARC’s projection the market will reach $85 billion … Read more

Fintech Cyber Insurance From Markel

The fintech sector has increasingly become a prime target for cybercrime, with U.S. government reports underscoring the sector’s vulnerability due to its heavy reliance on technology and interconnected systems. The Government Accountability Office (GAO) highlights that cyberattacks on financial institutions, including fintechs, have escalated in sophistication, posing significant risks to the industry’s stability. In light … Read more

Cyber Insurance Sunday – Upload

Here it is—Your Cyber Insurance Sunday—Upload. The latest cybersecurity insurance news. A few items from the week. Some from us, some from others: Guy Carpenter and At-Bay look at Cyber CAT modeling for SMBs; CyberCube asks us to consider the hurricane of a cyber attack; Marsh McLennan and Zurich on the need for public-private partnerships … Read more

Resilience Strengthens Leadership for Today, While NetDiligence Builds Talent Pipeline for Tomorrow

Following Labor Day, the cybersecurity and insurance sectors are abuzz with significant moves to bolster leadership and nurture emerging talent. Resilience, a leading cyber risk solutions provider, has appointed Rebecca Jones as Senior Vice President of Engineering and Jeremy Gittler as Global Head of Claims to drive its continued growth. Meanwhile, NetDiligence® has launched its … Read more

Marsh McLennan and Zurich Call for Public-Private Collaboration to Tackle Cybersecurity Gaps

Throughout history, governments and private sectors have joined forces to manage threats that surpass the capacity of either to handle alone. From pooling resources to address nuclear risks under the U.S. Price-Anderson Act of 1957, to the establishment of the National Flood Insurance Program in 1968, and the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act following the September … Read more

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