Cyber Risk: Squalify Launches U.S. Platform with Dollar Metrics

Translating technical threats into dollar metrics Squalify, a cyber risk quantification (CRQ) platform, expands into the U.S. today. It secured Henry Meds, a fast-growing Bay Area digital healthcare firm, as its first major American customer. Backed by Munichโ€ฏRe, a leading cyber reinsurer, Squalify turns cyber threats into clear financial figures. The platform helps boards understand … Read more

Google Cloud Expands Cyber Insurance Program with Beazley And Chubb

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 … Read more

Cyber Insurance to Hit $16.3 Billion in 2025 as Risks Multiply, Says Munich Re

Digital World Faces Record-Breaking Cyber Risk Exposure Munich Re’s “Cyber Insurance: Risks and Trends 2025” report projects the cyber insurance market will grow to $16.3 billion by 2025. This growth comes as global cybercrime costs skyrocket, with losses estimated between $1 trillion and $9.5 trillion in 2024 alone. The report, released in April, paints a … Read more

Coalition Buys Prop/Casualty Insurer from Munich Reย 

“The result: Coalition gains a property and casualty insurer licensed in all 50 states. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed… Shawn Ram, head of Insurance for Coalition, described the advantages to the acquisition of Digital Affect: ‘This strategic move empowers Coalition to expand the reach of our market leading active cyber insurance offering … Read more

Better Late Than Never: Munich Re Tightens Cyber Insurance Policies To Exclude Warย 

“Munich Re is planning new wordings in cyber insurance policies to exclude war, to avoid disputes over what is covered, the reinsurer’s top cyber underwriter told Reuters.” Source: Munich Re tightens up cyber insurance policies to exclude war | Reuters

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