Pharmaceutical giant Merck’s won an appeal that might see it claim $1.4 billion from insurers due to the NotPetya ransomware attack. The decision hinged on the definition of war and it could also ...

KnowBe4 today announced the release of an in-depth research paper titled "Cyber Insurance and Security: Meeting the Rising Threat." This research delves into the increasingly crucial intersection of ...

Not that long ago, few companies even considered purchasing insurance to mitigate their financial exposure from a cyber incident, and for those that did, obtaining a policy was as easy as filling out ...

With so much of our time spent online, it seems like we almost have dual lives. There are the people we are in the real world: going to work, raising kids, driving cars, cleaning our homes, etc. And ...

While security breaches that affect large enterprise businesses tend to make the biggest headlines, small businesses are just as vulnerable, if not more so. In fact, a recent survey by Mastercard ...

Cyber insurance has evolved from a niche product into a critical component of enterprise risk management, fundamentally changing how organizations approach cybersecurity. Unlike traditional property ...

Insurance Coverage Landscape Amid this surge in non-breach allegations, the insurance landscape remains fragmented and often uncertain. Many cyber policies still exclude claims involving wrongful or ...

As critical vulnerabilities hit an alarming 35,000+ Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) this year, it’s clear that all businesses—from SMBs to large enterprises—face a volatile threat ...

A secretive AI capable of finding software flaws at industrial scale has landed on both sides of the Tasman - and one senior cyber underwriter says it could be the moment that changes everything.

As guardians of sensitive client data, financial records and intellectual property, law practices face mounting pressure not only to defend against breaches but also to demonstrate cyber maturity to ...

As incredible as it may seem, people have been getting insurance for thousands of years. The Code of Hammurabi, written in 1755 B.C., is the first known legal text to describe the concept of insurance ...