Cyber Insurance

Aussie Insurers Want More Government Involvement in Cyber & Cyber Insurance

January 21, 2026March 28, 2022 by Mark Sauter

“The ICA’s policy paper recommended: Better data sharing from the insurance industry to the government and vice versa to prevent, detect, and report cyberattacks; Mandatory minimum-security requirements and third-party certifications for software and hardware to reduce cyberattack vulnerability; and Investment incentives for cyber risk education and businesses willing to disclose and work with enforcement agencies. … Read more

Get Ready For Proposed SEC Cybersecurity Rules — that Includes Reviewing Cyber Insurance For New Loss Areas

January 21, 2026March 26, 2022 by Mark Sauter

“For example, increased SEC disclosure requirements may heighten your need for PR firms specializing in cyber crises.” Source: Proposed SEC Cybersecurity Rules Require Public Companies to Act Now | Woods Rogers PLC – JDSupra

At-Bay Spending Some of Last Summer’s $185m D Round on Office Space

January 21, 2026March 13, 2022 by Mark Sauter

“The cyber insurance provider leased the entire eighth floor of the 12-story Flatiron District (W. 24th) building, according to Kaufman. The landlord didn’t disclose the length of the lease, but said the asking rent was $72 per square foot.” K SF to Cyber Insurance Firm At-Bay – Commercial Observer

How Can the Cyber Insurance Market Increase Capacity? It’s Spelled I-L-S, Says Verisk

January 21, 2026March 11, 2022 by Mark Sauter

ILS= Insurance Linked Securities, which are financial instruments supporting retrocession, or reinsurance for reinsurers. Verisk surveyed ILS funds on their appetite for cyber insurance. “Thirteen ILS funds, representing nearly $60 billion in AuM, reported they are interested in providing cyber reinsurance protection. Most of them have never done so before. Eight of those funds — … Read more

Ukraine Companies Offered Free Cyber Services by Coalition, Which Now Enters the Fray Publicly

November 5, 2025March 5, 2022 by Mark Sauter

Coalition is no doubt already on the radar of Moscow-linked hackers and this move seems sure to attract more attention. Given the modern networked nature of war, and the way attackers typically view those defending their targets, a gesture like this can create real risk for a company trying to do the right thing (and … Read more