Seventy Percent Now Buy Cyber. They Are Buying Faster Than They Are Governing.

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Seventy percent of US business insurance buyers now carry cyber cover. That is the highest share Travelers has recorded since its Risk Index turned cyber-focused in 2018. The same buyers report 89 percent day-to-day AI use across their workforce. Fifty-nine percent have formal practices governing that use. They are buying the policy faster than they … Read more

Four In Ten CISOs Have Met A Deepfake On A Work Call

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CISOs, beware of deepfake social engineering! Four in ten chief information security officers have now sat through a deepfake on a work audio call. More than a third have seen one on video. Security awareness training taught people to spot a bad link and a wrong domain. It never taught them to doubt a familiar … Read more

One AI Failure, Four Policies: AXA XL Names The Scenarios

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A carrier has put the question in writing. AI-related losses “may not fall neatly into one category of risk.” AXA XL and S-RM published Building Resilient AI on 23 September. The report names four loss scenarios that will test that sentence. A deepfake-enabled payment fraud. An AI-related data breach. A defective output causing third-party loss. … Read more

Eighty-Eight Percent Have A Plan. Twenty-One Percent Have An Inventory.

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Eighty-eight percent of industrial security leaders describe their OT security program as planned or design-led. Twenty-one percent report a complete asset inventory. A program cannot protect equipment nobody has counted. Honeywell Technologies has now put a number on what that gap costs in hours. Its inaugural OT Cybersecurity Benchmark Report surveyed 603 respondents across critical … Read more

Adopted, Not Rehearsed: AI Incident Response In The 2026 ISACA Survey

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Eighty-seven percent of security teams now use AI in their operations. Sixty-four percent have never rehearsed an AI incident. Eight percent drill for one regularly. A plan nobody has run is a document, not a capability. Underwriters already know that distinction. It is why applications ask whether backups have been tested, not simply whether they … Read more

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