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NYSE: NET), the security, performance, and reliability company helping to build a better Internet, today announced it is partnering with leading cyberinsurance companies to help businesses manage their risks online. As a result, some insurance companies have had to raise premiums to cover their costs.
With the increase in the number of cyber attacks, a growing number of organizations opted to transfer the cyberrisk by underwriting cyberinsurance. The increase in cyber losses in recent years pushed up prices, some insurance companies also changed their policies to limit their refunds in case of cyber incidents.
But when it comes to cybersecurity coverage, the relationship between enterprises and insurers has been rocky and uncertain. With mitigation of some breaches costing well into the six figures – cyber losses topped $1.8 billion in 2019, according to Hiscox – companies crave coverage. A maturing model. billion in premium.
Imposing just the right touch of policies and procedures towards mitigating cyberrisks is a core challenge facing any company caught up in digital transformation. Related: Data breaches fuel fledgling cyberinsurance market. Enterprises, especially, tend to be methodical and plodding.
Organisations are coming under increasing pressure to take out cybersecurity insurance cover. Also known as cyberriskinsurance, it’s now a prerequisite in some public sector tenders. Insurers know this and will say it’s a significant business risk not to have cover if a breach happens.
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Credential harvesting attempts account for 54% of all phishing attacks, an increase of nearly 15% when compared with data from 2019. Lastly, the report warns entities not to rely on cyberinsurance as the rates have skyrocketed in response to the rise in ransomware attacks. Another 20.7% were attributed to extortion.
In just a few years, cyber has transformed from the nerd in the corner into the Kim Kardashian of risk. businesses can be built on, and destroyed by, cyberrisk. Cyberrisk is seen as an IT issue, but our research shows that 90 per cent of incidents leading to cyberinsurance claims resulted from human behaviour.
The acquisition will help Aon expand its current coverages within the cyber market at a time when cyber claims are almost doubling year-over-year. Global cyberinsurance premiums are expected to grow from $4 billion in 2018 to $20 billion by 2025. said J Hogg, CEO of Aon Cyber Solutions.
Cyberinsurers are losing money. Their loss ratios – total claims plus the insurer’s costs, divided by total premiums earned – are now consistently above 60%, which presents something of an existential threat to the insurance industry, making cyberrisk a potentially uninsurable area due to falling profitability.
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Cyberinsurance is still evolving, and as such you can still get good deals even if your cybersecurity is not completely up to snuff. At some point that will be a question that cyberinsurers will think about 24/7, solutions evolving alongside challenges and underwriting calculations following close behind.
Ransomware attacks on businesses skyrocketed 365 percent in 2019, and all signs point to more of the same in 2020. Case in point: The Heritage Company went out of business following an October 2019 ransomware incident, leaving 300 employees out of work shortly before Christmas. Don’t be the next Heritage Company.
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