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Partnership Enhances Global Cyber Capabilities
DUAL Group has partnered with KYND to expand and strengthen its cyber insurance portfolio. The collaboration delivers advanced cyber risk intelligence to support underwriting, broker services, and client protection. Cyber risk continues to grow as businesses rely more heavily on digital operations. Insurers must identify exposures quickly while providing tools that help clients reduce vulnerabilities. This partnership equips DUAL with KYND’s technology to meet those challenges.
Portfolio Monitoring to Strengthen Underwriting
DUAL will use KYND’s portfolio monitoring technology to assess insured portfolios in real time. The system combines behavioral analysis with ongoing cyber health checks, helping mitigate potential losses.
Broker partners will also gain access to KYND Signals Client Reports. These provide actionable insights on cyber exposure before policy inception, enabling brokers to support clients with greater speed and accuracy.
Scott Sayce, Chief Innovation Officer, DUAL Group, commented, “At DUAL, we know that such evolving risk requires more than just a policy, and the market needs to continue working towards a more dynamic approach to capacity management.”
Continuous Cyber Risk Protection for Policyholders
Policyholders will gain access to KYND ON, a continuous monitoring platform. It provides a live view of cyber posture, sends alerts for new threats, and offers remediation recommendations during the policy lifecycle. This proactive model enables insured organizations to strengthen resilience while reducing the likelihood of claims.
A Step Toward Proactive Cyber Insurance
Andy Thomas, CEO and Founder of KYND, added, “The future of cyber make[s] this partnership especially significant for us. We’re proud to be chosen as their trusted cyber risk intelligence partner, and to deliver the tools that help insurers, brokers, and their clients thrive in an ever-changing digital risk landscape.”
The partnership underscores a broader shift in the industry. Cyber insurance is moving beyond reactive coverage, focusing on prevention, monitoring, and active risk management.
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