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Willis: Smaller Companies Staying Silent on Cyber Risk

Large companies are more robustly embracing cyber risk disclosure than smaller corporations, shows a Willis study of data culled from U.S. public company filings.

By Anya Khalamayzer | Updated on September 06, 2013

Large companies are more robustly embracing cyber risk disclosure than smaller corporations, shows a Willis study of data culled from U.S. public company filings in response to a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission call for e-exposure reporting.

The Willis-authored report found that in 2013, 22 percent of Fortune 501-1000 companies stayed silent of cyber risk, compared to 12 percent of Fortune 500 companies.

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