U.S. casualty insurance bucks trend with persistent rate increases driven by nuclear verdicts: Marsh.

Cyber insurer Coalition describes how it prevents cyberattacks instead of just covering damage after a claim.

As cyber attacks grow more sophisticated and frequent, The Hartford shares four essential strategies businesses can implement now to stay ahead of evolving threats.

WTW survey reveals fundamental shift in risk landscape as new reputational risks displace traditional safety concerns for transportation companies.

New state regulations provide liability shields for businesses that implement recognized security frameworks: RIMS.

A decade-long analysis of more than 300 cyber claims reveals that a small number of large losses drive the majority of cyber costs—and ransomware remains the most disruptive force.

Despite heightened awareness, significant gaps remain in cybersecurity preparedness across U.S. businesses, Travelers survey shows.

Insured companies strengthen their cyber defenses while attackers pivot strategies, Allianz Commercial reports.

Marsh research shows incident response planning tops list of most effective security measures.

Cyber attacks continue with no sign of letting up in sight. Insureds, their brokers and carriers, need to collaborate to avoid heavy losses.

AI-powered phishing and vendor vulnerabilities reshape the threat landscape, according to Resilience.

Facing increasing cyber risk exposure across their portfolios, private equity firms are tightening cybersecurity expectations, improving governance, and reevaluating insurance coverage.

Staff training is crucial in defending insurance company mainframe vulnerabilities.

Large accounts see biggest moderation in Q2 2025, while umbrella coverage faces double-digit premium increases.

Buyer-favorable market conditions emerge amid capacity expansion and evolving threat landscape, Risk Placement Services reports.

Buyers face favorable conditions amid growing uncertainty and evolving risks, according to a report from Gallagher.

In this fictional scenario, a fast-growing beverage company’s dream acquisition turns into a nightmare when a cyber attack cripples its operations and exposes the devastating consequences of an untested business continuity plan.

Fourth consecutive quarterly decline signals major market shift, with U.S. casualty rates bucking the trend, Marsh reports.

New entrants add $250 million in additional capacity while direct premiums drop to $7.1 billion amid softening conditions, Lockton Re reports.

Survey of  cybersecurity experts by CyberCube and Munich Re provides critical insights for insurance industry’s understanding of systemic cyber risks.