While global cybersecurity spending is set to reach $248.9 billion in 2026, a new survey reveals that only 9% of executives view security as an economic stabilizer. This reactive approach creates ...
The recent hack of the FBI's jobs portal underscores mounting cyberthreats to government agencies and critical infrastructure, fueling the debate over whether internal fixes or formal regulation can ...
Insurers are aware of new potential risks posed by the use of AI in design and construction, but none have taken steps yet to ...
An AI agent taking real-world action against a government website is the product-liability test case lawyers have been ...
RPC expanded its insurance and professional risk capabilities with the appointments of Scott Schechter as a partner in New ...
London-based insurance MGA Athena Re receives Lloyd's coverholder approval to launch a cyber insurance binder and expand its ...
How do you assess the current state of the insurance market in Cyprus, and where does your company fit within it? The ...
BOXX’s Erik Tifft says insurers are now pricing for the chance that one rogue AI agent hits many policyholders at once, ...
Despite gaps in cyber insurance coverage, demand is rising. Closing that gap requires more than coverage availability, and ...
E&S MGA Aurenity has appointed Brian Robb as executive vice president, Cyber & Technology, marking its entry into ...
Reasons cited for the transfer of in-house agencies include strengthening insurance services through specialized providers, ...
Simpler, parametric-style cyber products that provide faster claims payments could help insurers expand coverage among ...
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