28 April 2026Technology

Cyber insurance needs future talent — but first it must widen the net

Cyber insurance is growing quickly, but expertise will not keep pace if the market keeps looking for it in the same places and building it in the same ways, industry leaders argued at Cyber Risk & Insurance Innovation USA 2026.

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