23 November 2015Insurance

Only a third of insurers confident at dealing with a cyber attack

Only one-third of insurers in the London Market believe their firm could withstand a major cyber attack, and almost half feel they are underprepared, according to a new survey by business technology and services provider Xchanging.

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