Our 2022 Business Impact Report looks into what happens specifically to small businesses and solopreneurs following a data or security breach. (more available)

This research was conducted to understand the challenges, concerns, and perspectives of large enterprise organizations as they continue adapting their IT strategy and infrastructure to the rigors and risks of digital transformation and the hybrid work environment. (more available)

The 2022 report included data from NetDiligence studies published in 2018-2021, representing 4,036 incidents that occurred in previous years. After the elimination of claims that were less than $1,000, the combined dataset included 6,411 incidents each one a cyber incident insurance claim. (more available)

An insurance oriented treatment on key trends impacting cyber insurance, based upon meta-analysis from several sources, including Advisen, McKinsey, Sophos and others. (more available)

A review of the principals behind ransomware attacks and the key trends in this attack class, as presented in the claims information collected by Corvus. (more available)

The 17th edition of the Cost of a Data Breach report. Focuses on survey derived information to determine the cost of data breach incidents. (more available)

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

The tenth annual survey of risk managers, insurance buyers and other risk professionals. This covers the results of over 400 responses on attitudes and behaviors to cyber insurance and perceptions of risk. (more available)

A survey of 260 cyber insurance brokers and 190 cyber insurers, on the challenges and opportunities in the cyber insurance space. (more available)

A survey of 1,000 insurance professionals and risk managers from 56 countries on their beliefs on the impact of COVID-19 and cyber exposure. (more available)

Discusses systemic cyber risk, catastrophic losses, and the implications upon cyber insurance policies.

This global survey was carried out during the third quarter of 2019. 271 brokers and 96 underwriters – all involved in cyber insurance - shared with us their observations and views of the cyber insurance marketplace

A survey conducted by Advisen covering changes since last years survey, including a more than 70 percent satisfactionrate reported by respondents who havehad a cyber claim which either resulted ineconomic damage or business interruption. (more available)

The Kaspersky Global Corporate IT Security Risks Survey (ITSRS) is a global survey of IT business decision makers, which is now in its ninth year. (more available)

The insurance industry has been asked by Lloyd’s, regulators, and its own senior management to understand its exposure to this type of cyber risk. (more available)

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. (more available)

This paper will also explore the root causes of poor data quality and a solution for organizations seeking data quality improvement. (more available)

The ninth annual cost of cybercrime study helps to quantify the economic cost of cyberattacks by analyzing trends in malicious activities over time. (more available)

From the Report, “When you are faced with multiple risks and regulatory requirements, as well as constantly-changing industry trends, how do you connect the dots? (more available)

Law firm Clyde & Co and risk analytics platform Corax have collaborated to bring you a joint white paper identifying the key drivers of frequency and cost for cyber insurance claims. (more available)

Kount and The Fraud Practice designed the State of CNP False Positives survey because false positives are one of the least, if not the least, understood aspects of risk management. (more available)