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8 September 2019Insurance

Cyber risk in a terrorism context

The challenges of modelling cyber are well known—lack of event data and expansions of coverage among them. CyberCube Analytics and Guy Carpenter have explored the size and shape of cyber catastrophes in a new report: “A US Cyber Insurance Industry Catastrophe Loss Study: 2019 Looking Beyond the Clouds”.

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