Cybersecurity

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

Private Equity Cybersecurity Gap: Alarming Stats & What Firms Must Fix in 2025

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Private Equity Faces Escalating Cybersecurity Risks Private equity firms are navigating an increasing number of cyber risks. These firms manage large volumes of sensitive data. They interact with interconnected networks of portfolio companies and third-party providers. This interconnectedness creates vulnerabilities. If one link in the chain is breached, the entire chain can be at risk. … Read more

How Rising Cybersecurity Spending Powers Defense and Tech Stocks

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Government and Enterprise Cybersecurity Spending Fuels Tech Industry Growth Technology companies are seeing new revenue streams thanks to rising cybersecurity spending across both commercial and government sectors. Fitch Ratings reported that the uptick follows several high-profile cyberattacks. Recent incidents in the European retail sector pushed businesses to take security more seriously. Other industries, such as … Read more

Crowe Highlights Persistent UK Cyber Risks in 2025 Survey

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Major UK retailers, including Marks & Spencer and Harrods, have suffered severe cyber attacks in recent weeks. The cliché gloom of “rainy old London town” has rarely felt more literal—or more symbolic—or maybe it’s more digital—than in the wake of recent cyberattacks on UK retailers. As shoppers braved the drizzle outside Harrods and M&S, attackers … Read more

Critical Vulnerabilities: Why Context Matters More Than Labels

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In the acronym-laden world of cybersecurity, distinguishing KEVs (Known Exploited Vulnerabilities) from CVEs (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) isn’t just alphabet soup—it’s critical to your security posture. “Know your KEVs, solve your CVEs” could be the rallying cry, but a new report suggests that not all “critical” vulnerabilities are genuinely urgent. The study by OX Security, … Read more

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