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2 July 2025Technology

Cyber leaders must tighten data defences: WTW flags legal risk

Despite a relentless barrage of cyber threats in 2024, the cyber insurance market held its ground. Ransomware attacks surged, high-profile systemic failures rattled industries and regulatory scrutiny intensified – yet insurers managed to keep the market stable, buoyed by abundant capacity and evolving policy frameworks.

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