Cyber Insurance Sunday – Upload

Here it is—Your Cyber Insurance Sunday—Upload. The latest cybersecurity insurance news. A few items from the week. Some we reported on and others we found interesting: CyberCube gets a new “fit.” Zywave Awards Resilience, Marsh, CrowdStrike, CFC, and many others. Coverdash on compliance. AttackIQ and Trium Cyber team up. And a more human concern regarding … Read more

Coverdash Partners with Drata to Simplify Cyber Insurance for SOC-2 Compliance

Coverdash has partnered with Drata, a security and compliance automation platform. This collaboration aims to automate the cyber insurance component of SOC-2 compliance, significantly simplifying the process for businesses. SOC-2 compliance, developed by the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA), is a voluntary framework that ensures companies securely manage customer data to protect privacy and confidentiality. … Read more

Vanessa Maxwell Appointed Global Head of Cyber Insurance at Allianz Commercial

Allianz Commercial has announced a significant addition to its global leadership team. Vanessa Maxwell has been appointed as the Global Head of Cyber, while continuing her role as Global Head of Financial Lines. This dual role, effective immediately, underscores the strategic importance of both Cyber and Financial Lines to Allianz Commercial. Maxwell, who brings over … Read more

AttackIQ and Trium Cyber Forge Global Partnership to Fortify Policyholder Cybersecurity Defenses

In a move to enhance cybersecurity defenses, AttackIQ and Trium Cyber have announced a global partnership to equip policyholders with cutting-edge security solutions. This collaboration will introduce AttackIQ Flex, an on-demand, agentless test-as-a-service, to Trium Cyber’s insurance policyholders. The result? Continuous security testing to bolster cybersecurity maturity and mitigate risks. “Cyber Risk” AttackIQ, a leader … Read more

AI Cuts Cyber-Insurance Claim Processing Times By > 80%?

So reports Venture Beat in a report on AI’s impact on cyber insurance, which also says the technology can dramatically accelerate risk assessments: “Cyber insurers are also looking to AI to reduce the time and costs of real-time risk assessments that can cost between $10,000 to $50,000 per assessment and take between four to six weeks to … Read more

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