Cybersecurity

Boardrooms are betting on algorithms that learn faster than policies can adapt, and cyber insurance is where that wager is already being called in real time. The promise is unmistakable: cleaner underwriting signals, faster claims, smarter pricing, and less friction across customer journeys. Yet

Small businesses with lean teams and tight margins have increasingly found that a single cyber incident can knock out core systems, disrupt sales, and trigger a costly scramble to recover, even when the breach started with nothing more than a phish or a misconfigured account exposed to the

Imagine a business pouring significant resources into a robust cyber insurance policy, believing it to be a foolproof shield against the financial devastation of a data breach, only to discover after an attack that the claim is denied due to overlooked security basics. This scenario is far from

In a digital landscape where personal information is increasingly vulnerable to cyberattacks, a groundbreaking decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit has redefined the boundaries of who can seek legal recourse after a data breach, marking a pivotal moment in privacy law.

The cyber insurance market finds itself at a critical juncture, wrestling with the dual challenges of maintaining affordability for policyholders and ensuring financial stability for insurers amid an ever-evolving landscape of digital threats. As artificial intelligence (AI) amplifies the

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