See No Evil: CISOs Still Struggle To Spot Third-Party Risk Across Expanding Supply Chains

Security leaders today face a ‘see no evil’ problem. They cannot protect what they cannot see. Panorays calls third-party cyber risk and defense a “critical challenge” for 2026. Their new CISO survey reveals a big gap between incidents and awareness. While 60% of CISOs have seen more third-party security incidents, only 15% say they have … Read more

Cyber Insurance Market Outlook: Pricing Cools As Risk Pressure Rises

With 2026 upon us, demand for cyber insurance remains high, and premiums continue to grow. Gallagher’s latest outlook describes the market as “robust” and expects it to keep expanding. At the same time, the report highlights growing systemic risk, rapid regulatory changes, and the increasing influence of AI. The report describes 2025 as a year … Read more

Healthcare Cybersecurity Shifts Toward Resilience As Breaches Multiply – Fortified Health Security Report

Healthcare cybersecurity continues to face serious challenges, directly affecting hospitals and patient care. Following cyberattacks at Change Healthcare and Ascension, Fortified Health Security predicts that future attacks will be smaller but more frequent. The 2026 Horizon Report reviews data from January 2024 to December 2025, using information from the HHS Office for Civil Rights, NIST … Read more

CyberCube Warns Of An AI “Reality Check” For Cyber Insurance In 2026

CyberCube predicts that in 2026, organizations with poorly managed AI programs will face negative consequences, while those adopting AI responsibly, particularly in cyber insurance, will benefit. These conclusions are detailed in its Cyber Predictions Report 2026. In its press release, CyberCube described AI as a boardroom obsession and a market disruptor. The company said AI … Read more

Jaguar Land Rover Hack Exposed Supply Chain Risk

The Jaguar Land Rover cyberattack exposed urgent supply chain weaknesses. Orders to hundreds of small suppliers vanished within days. Cash flow threats hit immediately. That incident now shapes how insurers address cyber insurance coverage for small and mid-sized businesses, prompting a shift in how risk is evaluated for these companies. “The cyber attack suffered by … Read more

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