Videos

The pandemic has altered the dynamics of globalization, politics, and the risk landscape. This keynote, with (ret.) Admiral Michael S. Rogers, CyberCube's CEO Pascal Millaire, considers the key trends that have been accelerated or decelerated and how the societal shift to non-physical and internet-connected technologies has increased cyber risk.

Cyber resilience for major corporations isn't as advanced as it should. What are the main differences between the public sector and the private sector's cyber defence strategies?

Brokers have an opportunity to be an impartial and thorough trusted advisor for cyber risks. Companies can leverage and rely on them to not only understand their cyber risk and sources of threats and loss, but also quantify financial exposure in the context of making insurance purchasing decisions.

Morgan Hervé-Mignucci, Director of Cyber Risk Modeling for CyberCube, outlines some of the characteristics of Account Manager, an underwriting tool for the insurance community. He touches upon web traffic data for the product and common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs).

In September 2019, CyberCube hosted its first user conference, Foresight. More than 100 delegates and figures from the insurance industry were gathered to discuss lots of different topics from the cyber market development to regulatory issues.

Lockton’s clients face a wide variety of cyber threats including ransomware and contingent business interruption. Colin White, analytics director of Lockton Financial Services, explains how CyberCube’s Broking Manager helps with risk quantification and informs clients about the issues that they might face.

A growing dependence on technology through the Internet of Things has far-reaching implications for society.

There are a variety of challenges in modelling cyber risk as well as using those models. Discover Matt Weber, Board Member at CyberCube and former CUO, Swiss Re, key recommendations for using cyber models.

CyberCube discusses the impact of the novel coronavirus ( COVID-19) and working from home practices, and what this means for cybersecurity.

Increasing regulation, supply chain risk and cyber warfare exclusions are some of the topics concerning members of the International Underwriting Agency (IUA).

Since WannaCry in 2017, the sophistication of cyber threat actors has dramatically increased and ransomware attacks will continue to proliferate.

Modelling for cyber risk is particularly problematic given the lack of historic data for this line of business. Cyber risk analytics is extremely important to address issues due to cyber exposure for insurers.