Half Of Security Leaders Knowingly Leave Critical Flaws Open. Insurers Ask About That.

Cyber Insurance News report on unpatched vulnerabilities showing a laptop with a list of warning alerts on a desk in a bright office

Fifty-four percent of security leaders admit leaving high- or critical-severity flaws unpatched at least sometimes, a Chainguard survey finds. At companies with $1 billion or more in revenue, it is 66%. Cyber insurers already write unpatched vulnerabilities into their policies. Most security leaders expect attackers to get in through a software flaw this year. Many … Read more

Patch Management And Cyber Insurance: What The Adobe Reader Zero-Day Reveals

A critical flaw in Adobe Reader was actively exploited for at least five months before Adobe issued a fix. Attackers stole files from victims’ computers during that entire period. The trigger required was simple: opening a PDF. This episode exposes a structural problem in how patch management works and directly challenges one of the most … Read more

Cybersecurity For Insurers: Triple-I And Fenix24 Spotlight Recovery Gaps, MFA Risks, And Patch Pressure

A Growing Market Encounters A Tougher Threat Cycle Cybersecurity for insurers has become a storm-prep issue. The question is no longer whether carriers have a plan. The question is whether that plan holds when the storm arrives, and systems fail, email stops, and business operations stall. A new report from Triple-I and Fenix24 finds that … Read more

Coalition’s 2025 Risky Tech Ranking Lists Microsoft, Google, Apple as Most Vulnerable

Coalition Unveils Risky Tech Ranking Cyber insurer Coalition has released its first Risky Tech Ranking, identifying technology providers whose products were most vulnerable to cyber threats. The ranking is designed to help companies make safer technology choices, reduce vendor risk, and improve their cybersecurity resilience. Ranking Methodology Coalition used public data and its proprietary Coalition … Read more

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