As insurers look for more compelling ways to educate the public, the digital twin metaphor has the potential to make evolving risks easier to grasp.

Cyber-insurance is defined as an insurance product used to protect businesses from Internet-based risks, and more generally from risks relating to information technology infrastructure and activities.

A cyber insurance risk assessment finds the systems and assets most at risk of cyberattack. Learn about cyber insurance and ...

Cyber insurance has matured beyond its early role as a balance-sheet hedge. As cybercrime grows more complex and interconnected, buyers are no longer satisfied with coverage that responds only after a ...

KnowBe4 today announced the release of an in-depth research paper titled "Cyber Insurance and Security: Meeting the Rising Threat." This research delves into the increasingly crucial intersection of ...

In recent years, companies including banks, insurers, and digital financial ­services ­platforms have begun offering personal cyber ­coverage plans that promise to reimburse users for when they have ...

A disparity in how some big insurance cases are handled can muddy the takeaways for CISOs gauging their own insurance needs. In May 2024, the news broke that Ascension, a St. Louis-based nonprofit ...

While security breaches that affect large enterprise businesses tend to make the biggest headlines, small businesses are just as vulnerable, if not more so. In fact, a recent survey by Mastercard ...

Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. Many might only think of cyber insurance as protection ...

Many companies don't have cyber insurance because of costs, but the market is growing. Cyber insurance can help companies recover financially from cyberattacks and data breaches. This story is part of ...