Over the course of the year, insurers responded to these and other dynamics of the risk and insurance environment by implementing their own resiliency measures, some of which impacted insurance market conditions. They undertook various measures, including refocusing their appetite, adjusting their underwriting policies, shifting their pricing models, streamlining their organizations, and aligning with business partners who share their values.

A review of current trends in the cyber insurance space, including key threat trends, claim frequency, severity, and pricing factors.

This paper discusses all of the consequences for GDPR non-compliance.

Aon is supporting its global clients to respond to political risks and security challenges by using the analysis derived from the maps to inform the creation of a more robust risk management programme. We hope this year’s maps provide you with the insights that you need to better protect your business, and should you need to discuss any aspects of your insurance coverage – or how these risks affect your exposure – please contact the team.

Every organization, industry and economy around the world is confronting more risks than ever before. Considering this backdrop, it’s troubling that many organizations report that they may be less prepared than they have ever been. A key insight from Aon’s 2019 Global Risk Management Survey is that organizations need to be more prepared for the broad range of risks that threaten their ability to continue growing, protecting their brand and serving clients and stakeholders.

Aon’s Cyber Solutions explores eight specific risks that organizations may face in 2019 no matter where they are on their digital journey.

A total of 117 US insurers were found to have underwritten cyber insurance in 2015. This paper has analyzed these filings and has outlined them to provide insights for insurers that either currently offer or seek to offer cyber insurance to help them benchmark and drive decisions on underwriting and reinsurance purchase.

The purpose of the research, in this report, is to understand how organizations qualify and quantify the financial risk to their tangible and intangible assets in the event of a network privacy or security incident.

The aim of this report is to provide insights for insurers that currently offer cyber insurance, as well as those seeking to offer it, to provide a performance benchmark, and to give perspective on the industry experience.