10 September 2017Insurance

‘Silent cyber’ a concern for insurers

Around half of industry practitioners see the risk of “silent cyber” exposure—potential cyber-related losses due to silent coverage from insurance policies not specifically designed to cover cyber risk—as growing over the coming year, according to a survey conducted by Willis Re.

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