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7 September 2026Reinsurance

Lockton Re raises alarm on inconsistent cyber critical infrastructure clauses

Critical infrastructure clauses are more likely to become the subject of cyber claims disputes than many of the heavily debated war exclusions, according to Lockton Re, which has warned that some wordings have failed to keep pace with technological change.

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