
Google Cloud Grows Cyber Insurance Options and Global Reach
Google Cloud has significantly expanded its Risk Protection Program (RPP) in 2025, enabling businesses to better assess, manage, and transfer cyber risks. This move reflects a broader shift toward integrated cybersecurity and insurance solutions for cloud environments.
With new partners and updated features, the RPP now supports a wider range of organizations, including digital-native companies and global enterprises, looking to streamline insurance procurement and reinforce their security posture.
Beazley and Chubb Join Cyber Insurance Lineup
Two global insurers, Beazley and Chubb, have joined Google Cloud’s existing insurance partner, Munich Re. This addition brings increased choice and access for organizations seeking specialized cyber coverage based on real-time cloud data.
Munich Re’s subsidiary, HSB, also joins the program, targeting SMBs with tailored cyber insurance products.
Cyber Insurance Hub Enhances Risk Assessment
The Cyber Insurance Hub continues to serve as the RPP’s central tool. It helps customers assess their Google Cloud security posture and generate CIS Benchmark-aligned reports.
The hub’s streamlined interface allows direct sharing of real-time cloud configuration data with underwriters. This approach replaces traditional, lengthy application forms with automated assessments and data-driven pricing models.
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AI Insurance Coverage Now Available
Affirmative AI insurance coverage has been introduced to address emerging risks related to generative AI workloads on Google Cloud. This complements Google’s existing AI indemnity protection and reduces uncertainty in deploying AI solutions securely.
Protection Against Quantum Threats
In a forward-looking step, Chubb’s policy options now include coverage against potential quantum computing exploits. This aligns with Google’s ongoing work in post-quantum cryptography and strengthens future-proofing strategies for cloud customers.
Faster Onboarding for Cloud-First Businesses
Beazley has simplified the insurance process for digital-native users. Qualified organizations can now skip traditional forms and use a one-page attestation, enabling faster access to customized coverage.
Mandiant Adds Threat Intelligence and Incident Response
Munich Re insured customers gain access to threat detection, vulnerability alerts, and incident simulations from Mandiant. This includes tabletop exercises and technical coaching during active incidents, boosting organizational preparedness.
Security Investments Lead to Insurance Savings
By using the Cyber Insurance Hub, businesses can demonstrate strong security practices and potentially receive lower premiums. The program rewards effective risk management with tangible financial benefits.