Cyber claims value climbs over 600% in eight years; ransomware, malware largely to blame
The UK cyber insurance market is expanding as insurers respond to increasingly severe cyber losses, but low uptake among smaller businesses is limiting the sector’s ability to strengthen national resilience, according to a report from the Association of British Insurers (ABI) and PwC UK.
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11 August 2026 From casualty claims in Glasgow to leading cyber claims across two markets, Cowbell’s UK claims director believes the future of cyber insurance is about preventing major business events, not just paying claims.