BOXX Launches Tech E&O With Integrated Cyber Insurance For Tech Firms

Launch And Target Market BOXX Insurance has launched ‘Tech E&O by BOXX,’ a policy made for tech companies of all sizes, from startups to large businesses. It is aimed at SaaS, AI, digital infrastructure, and traditional software firms. This new policy covers modern technology risks that older E&O policies often miss. “Traditional E&O wasn’t designed … Read more

CYGNVS Launches AI Model to Enhance Incident Response and Cyber Readiness

CYGNVS has introduced a new AI-powered platform designed to help organizations improve their incident response and cyber readiness. The CYGNVS AI model uses data from over 20,000 real-world cyber incidents to support quicker, more informed decisions during a crisis. AI Built On Real-World Incident Data The new system brings together CYGNVS’s own incident response data … Read more

Arch Insurance Adds Cyber Extension For Event Cancellation Losses

A ransomware crew hits the ticketing system hours before doors open. Screens go dark. Gates stay shut. Plans get scrapped. Fans vent disappointment and anger. The promoter files an insurance claim under the event cancellation cyber extension and then asks the hard question: Does it also cover cyber liability exposures? Event Cancellation Cyber Coverage Targets … Read more

Cyber Incidents 2025: 10 Costly Shocks That Redefined Cyber Liability Insurance

In 2025, a series of cyber incidents hit businesses hard. Marks & Spencer stopped online orders and faced weeks of disruption. Jaguar Land Rover paused production and took major losses. npm supply-chain attacks put developer secrets at risk. Cloud outages at AWS, Azure, and Cloudflare caused widespread service failures. Tokio Marine HCC International documented these … Read more

Beazley Rejects Zurich’s $10B Bid for Leader in Cyber Cat Bonds, ILS and Specialty Insurance Businesses

Beazley plc’s board has unanimously rejected a £7.67 billion ($10.3 billion) takeover proposal from the Zurich Insurance Group. The offer, announced on January 19, 2026 for 1,280 pence per Beazley share, is lower than a bid from Zurich last year, but still reflects a substantial premium on Beazley’s public valuation. That was not enough to … Read more

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