DUAL and CyberCube Announce Global Partnership to Strengthen Cyber Insurance Underwriting

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Dual Group has partnered with CyberCube to improve its cyber insurance underwriting. With this agreement, DUAL gains access to advanced modelling tools and APIs that help teams assess cyber risk faster. The partnership reflects the growing need for data-driven decisions as cyber threats evolve.

“This long-term strategic partnership reflects our shared vision to grow the cyber insurance market profitably. We are excited to support DUAL in strengthening its position as a leader in cyber underwriting,” said Dave Gillmore, Head of Sales at CyberCube.

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Enhanced Analytics for Underwriting Teams

DUAL will use CyberCube analytics to help with daily underwriting and catastrophe modelling. Tools like Portfolio Manager, SPoF, Account Manager, Attritional Loss Model, and several APIs give underwriters a better view of exposure and event impact. This investment shows DUAL’s commitment to gaining clearer insights and lowering uncertainty in its cyber portfolios.

“By investing in people, technology, and partnerships, we’re creating actionable value for our clients and helping to shape the future of cyber insurance,” said Scott Sayce, Group Chief Innovation Officer at DUAL Group.

Industry Context

Cyber risk remains a challenge for businesses and insurers. DUAL wants to strengthen its operations by using better analytics and growing its technical skills. CyberCube is pleased to work with a major client that plans to use more structured data and modelling. Both companies say that growth and stability are their main goals for the wider cyber market.

Market Impact

This partnership fits with the wider trend of measuring cyber exposure more closely. Carriers and MGAs are looking for tools to lower uncertainty in underwriting. DUAL’s use of CyberCube systems could point to a larger move toward analytics-based approaches in cyber insurance underwriting.

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