Cyber

Evolving legislation related to building safety and cyber crime, social engineering and data loss are both ranked #1 by Allianz.

If measured as a country, the underground cybercriminal economy would be the third largest in the world after the U.S. and China.

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.