The commercial cyber insurance market is strong and growing, but small to midsize businesses may be falling behind as ...

The cyber-insurance market continues to generate profits for underwriters, but competition in the market and softening demand has led to a decline in the total revenue from premiums for the third ...

A steady decline in premium rates over the past year has made it more affordable than ever for organizations of all sizes to acquire cyber-insurance coverage. Much of the decline is the result of a ...

U.S. cybercrime losses reached nearly $21 billion in 2025, up from approximately $16 billion in 2024, according to a new ...

Ransomware-driven premium spikes of the past few years appear to be leveling off, while EU regulations encourage more businesses to consider coverage. Cyber insurance costs have stabilized over the ...

The cyber insurance market has evolved from a nascent specialty line into an evidence-driven discipline. Carriers that once underwrote cyber risk based on brief annual questionnaires now condition ...

According to industry rating agency AM Best, there are enough positive factors to give the cyber insurance market a ‘stable’ outlook despite a stall in premium growth. Analysts at AM Best issued a ...

U.S. cybercrime losses surged 31% to nearly $21 billion in 2025, exposing a widening financial protection gap among small and ...

A ransomware attack can be financially ruinous for a company. In the first half of 2024, the average ransom demand was $5.2 million, according to Comparitech. Whether companies pay threat actors’ ...

More organizations than ever subscribe to cyber insurance, yet the number of claims are plummeting, according to a new report by UK backup solutions provider Databarracks. In its 2024 Data Health ...