cyber insurance stories

Research by cybersecurity firm Claroty reveals 75% of critical infrastructure sectors experienced ransomware attacks in the past year.

Darren Humphries, Acora's CISO, discusses cybersecurity challenges in 2024, spotlighting AI threats and strategies.

SMBs should also consider strong personnel practices and awareness to implement a better defensive strategy than Whac-A-Mole.

73% of Australian businesses have been victims of cyber attacks in the past 5 years, according to a report by McGrathNicol Advisory.

BeyondTrust’s cybersecurity experts predict the main global threats for 2024, including advanced AI threats and a rise in subscription-based model risks.

Cyber insurers today expect their customers to take proactive security measures, including identity and access management.

Disrupted cyber attacks are on the rise according to Splunk's CISO Report, with 90% of orgs hit in the past year and 83% paying ransoms.

Delinea Secret Server introduces MFA enforcement at depth to meet increasingly stringent cyber insurance requirements.

The frequency and severity of cyber insurance claims both increased for businesses in 1H 2023, a new report finds.

Delinea reveals a significant cyber insurance gap is emerging as providers evolve to reduce their exposure while organisations ignore the fine print.

The second edition of the eBook is updated and expanded and includes privileged access management requirements for cyber insurance in 2023.

The partnership will provide organisations with a cyber insurance checklist supporting their requirements for tailored cyber insurance policies.

Espria has issued a warning to all business leaders in the UK that now is the time to review the small print of any corporate insurance contracts.

Multiple key revelations are found in the report, and they all point to the continued threat of ransomware globally as they remain at peak levels.

Cybercrime is targeting small businesses more frequently, with Australian SMEs at high risk. Cyber insurance is now a necessity, says BizCover.

Over two-thirds of organisations have experienced a cyberattack in the past year, with 16% estimating the damage at $50k or more, says Netwrix report.

The research shows that in 2022, 33% of Australian ransomware victims were hit more than once, highlighting the need for improved cybersecurity measures.

Cyber security decision makers lack confidence in their cyber insurance, with only 19% sure it will cover their risks in 2023, according to a report by CSI.