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As the frequency of cyber attacks reach epidemic proportion, cyber liability insurance has evolved in kind. Yet, many businesses still lack adequate protection.

There remains a sizable gray area around whether losses caused by a truly catastrophic cyber event would be covered and under what policy.

Cyber crime insurers largely avoided costly claims from the recent attacks that hit businesses around the globe. The next global virus could change that.

The recent WannaCry incident confirms what they and many insurers have feared that a large-scale attack could involve entities on a global scale

Here's why this ransomware virus had more bark than bite, and what you need to know to protect your business from the next malware event.

The WannaCry attack is evidence of a meaningful evolution in ransomware, which has strategic implications on cyber attack patterns, insurance coverages and aggregation risk.

The recent rise in ransomware attacks appears to be a mixed blessing for the insurance industry, according to Aon Benfield's recent 'Cyber Update.'

Ransomware and other evolving threats will increase in frequency and sophistication. Firms need a comprehensive cyber risk management strategy.