CISO Global Expands $1M Cyber Warranty: Biggest SMB Coverage Yet

Expanded Warranty Boosts Cyber Protection Capabilities CISO Global (NASDAQ: CISO) has increased the financial protection offered through its CHECKLIGHT® software. The warranty now covers up to $1 million per incident, with a $1.5 million annual cap per customer. This marks a fourfold increase from the prior $250,000 cap. The expansion, announced on May 29, 2025, … Read more

Cyber Insurance News Podcast EP#6 – Why SMBs Are the New Frontline in Cybersecurity: Insights from Dan Candee of Cork Protection

In Episode #6 of the Cyber Insurance News Podcast, host Martin Hinton sits down with Dan Candee, CEO of Cork Protection, to explore the ever-growing cyber threats faced by small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs). In this wide-ranging conversation, they dive into real-world examples of cyberattacks, the limitations of traditional insurance, and how managed service providers … Read more

Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance Partners with Cyberwrite to Enhance Cyber Insurance Capabilities

Strategic Collaboration to Strengthen Cyber Risk Assessment Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance (SFMI) has entered into a strategic partnership with Cyberwrite to bolster its cyber insurance offerings. This collaboration aims to enhance SFMI’s ability to evaluate the likelihood and financial impact of cyber threats across its insurance portfolio. Cyberwrite was selected following a global evaluation … Read more

Cyber Insurance Premiums to Increase after Marks & Spencer Cyber Attack?

The Marks & Spencer hack — which might cost the retailer $400 million in profits, erased even more in market cap and could lead to cyber insurance claims of at least $133 million — is just one of three recent hacks of large British retailers. “At some point the increase in frequency and severity — … Read more

Marks & Spencer Hack Could Cost $400 million; CEO “In Shock”

The hack of British retailer Marks & Spencer could reduce its profits over the coming year by £300m (more than $400 million), according to its recent report of financial results for the London Stock Exchange. This impact substantially exceeds the initial $133 million cyber insurance claim the company is expected to file. Marks & Spencer … Read more

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