Cyber Risk Analytics

CyberCube Raises $180M from Spectrum Equity to Expand Cyber Risk Analytics

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Major Investment Secures Growth Path CyberCube has secured over $180 million in funding from Spectrum Equity, pending regulatory approval. Spectrum joins ForgePoint Capital, Hudson Structured Capital Management, and MTech Capital as investors. The funding strengthens CyberCube’s role as a cornerstone analytics provider for the cyber insurance sector. CyberCube serves more than 130 clients, including 75% … Read more

CyberCube and Wholesure Join Forces to Strengthen Cyber Insurance for SMBs

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Brokers to Gain Access to Real-Time Cyber Risk Analytics CyberCube has partnered with Wholesure to improve how small and medium businesses access cyber insurance insights. Wholesure, a unit of Acrisure, will license CyberCube’s Broking Manager and CyberConnect tools. Broking Manager helps brokers explain cyber risks, quantify exposures, and deliver clear comparisons. CyberConnect integrates analytics into … Read more

Cyber Risk Analytics: Cyberwrite and Markel Expand AI Partnership in Europe

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Cyberwrite Enhances Predictive Underwriting Tools Through Markel Deal Cyberwrite has expanded its cyber risk analytics partnership with Markel Insurance. The collaboration now supports advanced cyber underwriting processes across Europe. Markel underwriters utilize Cyberwrite’s AI-based tools to assess and model cyber risk exposures in real time. This helps them communicate findings to brokers and clients more … Read more

CyberCube and Aviva Partner: AI Boosts Cyber Threat Intelligence and Risk Management

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AI integration enhances Aviva’s cyber exposure management CyberCube and Aviva have partnered to apply AI technology to cyber threat intelligence and risk management. The collaboration uses CyberCube’s Portfolio Threat Actor Intelligence tool to identify threat actor behavior and their preferred targets. Aviva becomes the first insurer to apply this tool regularly in its exposure management … Read more

CISOs Beware: Derive Declares the “Dying Breed” Era of Cybersecurity Leadership

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Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) might want to polish off their resumes. Cybersecurity firm Derive suggests the CISO role could become a “dying breed.” The Virginia-based company has launched a next-generation platform it claims can replace CISOs with data-driven insights. Derive’s Cyber Risk Quantification (CRQ) platform promises to redefine cybersecurity leadership. The system quantifies cyber … Read more

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