Favorable conditions persist for buyers despite rising attack frequency, with middle market companies facing greatest vulnerability, according to Aon report.
A shortage of skilled cybersecurity professionals is exposing businesses to rising risks—and reshaping how insurers assess, price, and respond to cyber threats.
A deeper dive into the 2020 AC Transit data breach demonstrates how organizations facing cyberattack can come back stronger, with resilience at the fore.
“We’re focused on delivering exceptional value to our customers, not just within the US but on a global scale. Exploring new ways to serve our clients better is a top priority.”
The cyber insurance market is evolving rapidly, balancing competitive pricing with rising threats. Businesses must stay proactive in managing cyber risks.
Effective risk management requires anticipating threats before they materialize. A recent report highlights climate change, cyber threats, and AI as key concerns shaping global risk landscapes and preparedness strategies for the future.
The manufacturing industry remains an attractive target for cybercriminals. Facilities must put safeguards in place to prevent the devastating financial toll of a malicious attack.
At the PLUS Conference in Chicago, Jeff Kulikowski of Westfield Specialty shared some of his thoughts on wholesale distribution and professional lines coverage.