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No business is too small to fall victim to cybercriminals, says Sam Shay of Socotra.
A report from Corvus found ransomware activity increased 21% in the first quarter of 2024 from the year prior.
This period marks a turning point for commercial property coverage, with easing and increasingly flexible options available to buyers.
Hacktivist groups and an increase in DNS water torture attacks drove a significant spike in DDoS attacks in 2023's second half.
Overall cyber claims frequency increased 13% in 2023, while claims severity increased 10%, according to Coalition, Inc.
The average coverage gap was 350%, meaning more than three-quarters of the cyberattack was not covered.
AI-based monitoring programs may prevent or mitigate the losses facing cyber insurers and policyholders in the coming years.
Higher costs for live events coupled with risk-averse consumers mean ticketing platforms are eager for insurance partners.
Insurers now issue stricter policy language and insert more sub-limits and exclusions into cyber coverage.
A single training session and advanced software are not enough to maintain robust cybersecurity.
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