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13 August 2024Insurance

Cyber hits: intangible IT assets face top threat, have the least cover

Expected losses from cyber events in EMEA could be 43% higher for intangible assets in IT than for tangible assets like property, plant, and equipment (PP&E), even as the coverage gap leans heavily the other direction, analysts at global re/insurance broker Aon have declared.

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