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24 September 2025Technology

Nearly half of US small businesses have no cyber insurance

Cyber risks have emerged as the top business concern among large and medium companies with ransomware still holding top spot as the driver of cyber incidents, according to reports by both Travelers and Allianz Commercial.

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