Cyber

Insurers' traditional methods--enforcing limits on coverage and capacity, raising premiums and seeking reinsurance--are no longer adequate.

It's time to move past vague questions that try to determine companies' resilience to cyber attacks and move to precise, data-based ratings.

A Google announcement means we will all soon employ "passkeys" instead of passwords, greatly increasing security -- and ease of use.

If hackers can get even a few sentences of recorded speech from someone, they can simulate that person's voice realistically and have it say anything they want.

While ransomware attacks may be in a lull, cyber insurers are facing a new wave of claims due to data privacy violations--and are scrambling.

To sort through the latest trends, we sat down this month with Emma Werth Fekkas, RVP of underwriting at Cowbell Cyber.

ITL FOCUS is a monthly initiative featuring topics related to innovation in risk management and insurance.

This month's focus is Cyber

Insurance companies store large amounts of information about their policyholders, and attacks are expected to grow in frequency and severity in the coming years.