Cyber attacks

The confluence of the internet, social media and AI has allowed deception to flourish, changing cyber risk exposures.

An upcoming podcast with the firm's cyber team leader Christa Johnson dives into how to prepare for vulnerabilities and the nuances of ransomware.

Synthetic content like deepfakes on social media are creating new risks for unsuspecting users.

Insurers are turning to new technologies and services to make cyber resilience part of their cyber insurance program.

Companies need to work with insurance providers to develop an approach to cyber risk management that is affordable and effective.

With increasingly connected technology and networks, businesses need to monitor and manage their growing cyber vulnerabilities.

Avoiding these common training errors can help ensure that exercises are effective.

The CrowdStrike update debacle continues as businesses file claims under their cyber and insurer Parametrix estimates $5.4B in losses.

In today's hybrid work environment, companies must consider the impact of cyber risks and equip their teams accordingly.

Disputes about insurance liability for cybersecurity software failures bring up possibilities for public policy and regulation.

A cyber breach can cost the average U.S. business $9.48 million and affect its reputation.

Complexities in coverage that is offered, along with cost, keeps some from having adequate or even any coverage.

Recent high-profile incidents show how cybercrime crews are increasingly turning to more sinister techniques to try to bend major companies to their will, abetted by new technology.

UnitedHealth Group Inc.'s claims that it had made progress fixing some systems in the weeks after a crippling cyberattack frustrated state health officials who said they were still having problems.

The hacking group accused of disrupting casinos and hotels at MGM Resorts International last year is engaged in a new campaign targeting banks and insurance companies, according to cybersecurity researchers.

The risk of state-sponsored cyberattacks and new legislation are changing the cyber risk landscape.

Insurers covering cybersecurity risks transfer significant liability to their books in a rapidly changing landscape.

The cyberattack on a UnitedHealth Group Inc. data service is making it harder for health insurers across the industry to gauge their medical care expenses, Humana Inc. executives said Tuesday.

Social engineering fraud is evolving, and scammers have improved how they manipulate human behavior.

These cyber threats will continue to evolve and pose risks for insurers and their policyholders.