Frontier AI puts conventional cyber underwriting signals under scrutiny

Cyber insurers may need to look beyond vulnerability counts when assessing risk as frontier AI accelerates vulnerability discovery and enables more complex exploit chains, according to a new report from Mosaic Insurance and Mitre.

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