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A major Lloyd’s broker is doubling down on cyber data as demand heats up. United Insurance Brokers (UIB) said it partnered with CyberCube to roll out Broking Manager and the Prep Module for its global cyber practice. The tools deliver cyber risk quantification and a consistent, data-driven view of cyber exposures. UIB plans to apply these analytics during client advisory work and carrier discussions. The approach supports clearer risk communication and stronger placement strategy decisions.
“The cyber landscape is evolving at pace, and clients increasingly expect brokers to provide clear, quantitative insights. With CyberCube’s platform, we can enhance the sophistication of our analytics, improve the clarity of our engagement with carriers, and support clients more effectively, “ said Dimaggio Rigby, Head of Cyber at UIB.
Faster Submissions And Clearer Market Positioning
UIB will use the Prep Module to make submission preparation faster and easier. The module organizes risk information and helps brokers present client profiles more clearly. This is important in competitive cyber markets where underwriters want more detailed data. UIB expects the technology to help align with underwriters and make broker workflows more efficient. Julian Ball, Co-Head North America, UIBL, said, “CyberCube’s capabilities enable us to clearly articulate risks and ensure they are positioned effectively across international markets.”
CyberCube’s platform also supports cyber exposure assessment and financial loss modeling.
Expansion Focus Targets LATAM And Asia Demand
UIB connected the partnership to its plans for growth in Latin America and Asia. The broker noted that demand for advanced cyber solutions is rising in these regions. UIB is also investing further and expanding its specialist teams. The company wants to offer local cyber insurance guidance while keeping its global placement abilities.
CyberCube said the partnership helps brokers close data gaps in rapidly changing markets. Both companies expect this relationship to make analytics-driven broking for cyber programs stronger.
Nate Brink, Head of Broker Sales & Account Management at CyberCube, said, “By leveraging CyberCube’s bespoke solutions, UIB can now bridge the data gap in rapidly evolving markets across LATAM, Europe, and Asia, providing the sophisticated, localized cyber guidance their clients require.”
This move also helps clients who want clearer cyber risk quantification scores and more predictable renewal results in cyber liability insurance.
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