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Evaluating Cyber Risk for U.S. Critical Infrastructure Assets

Energy companies, telecommunications and water suppliers must seek an improved method of addressing exposures while reducing and transferring risk appropriately.

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Operational risks from outsourced services and supply chains expose critical infrastructure enterprises, such as utilities and water suppliers.

For U.S. critical infrastructure businesses, such as utilities, telecommunications and water suppliers, the threat of cyberattack is a growing and persistent concern. According to the Ponemon Institute, cyberespionage attacks have risen 38% since 2010. For cyberinsurance providers seeking to accurately assess risk for U.S. critical assets, it is becoming increasingly clear that a comprehensive, holistic approach is required.  

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