Unlocking Cyber Insurability

Date: October 16

Time: 10:30AM - 4:00PM 

Overview:

Cyber threats continue to evolve, presenting a growing challenge for businesses of all sizes. While larger enterprises have more dedicated resources to manage cyber risks, many organizations—SMEs in particular—struggle to access adequate coverage and are often seen as high-risk, low-reward clients for cyber insurance providers. The limited appetite for providing coverage stems from concerns over the increasing severity and frequency of cyberattacks, coupled with the perception that SMEs do not prioritize cybersecurity investments and lack awareness about the necessity of cyber insurance. Additionally, many SMEs view cyber insurance as an unnecessary and expensive cost, choosing instead to allocate resources toward high-growth activities.

However, advancements in technology can bridge this gap by educating companies on the importance of cyber resilience, making them more attractive clients for insurers. By fostering partnerships between cyber insurers and cybersecurity providers, a comprehensive approach can be developed—combining education, security solutions, and risk transfer mechanisms. This creates a total package that enhances the insurability of all companies, particularly SMEs, while unlocking a significant, untapped market that can be highly profitable for both insurers and cybersecurity firms.

Who should attend?

  • Underwriters & Product Developers: To explore new ways of structuring cyber insurance offerings for SMEs.
  • Cyber Insurers & Reinsurers: To assess market opportunities and risk mitigation strategies.
  • Cybersecurity Companies: To collaborate on integrated solutions that make SMEs more insurable.
  • Agents & MGAs: To better understand and position cyber insurance solutions for SME clients.

What will you learn?

  • Breaking Barriers to Cyber Insurability: Understanding why insurers hesitate to provide coverage and strategies to expand accessibility.
  • The Role of Technology in Cyber Education: How AI, automation, and other technologies can improve risk assessment and preparedness.
  • Creating a Total Protection Package: The value of collaboration between insurers, cybersecurity providers, and tech companies to offer seamless protection.
  • Unlocking Market Potential: Opportunities for insurers and MGAs to engage underserved markets, including SMEs and other vulnerable sectors.

 

Cyber Insurance Summit agenda

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  1. Cyber threats are escalating, yet many SMEs remain underinsured and vulnerable, often perceived as high-risk, low-reward clients by cyber insurers. Limited coverage appetite stems from rising attack s …
  2. In an era defined by digital dependency and rapidly evolving cyber threats, insurers must continuously innovate to stay ahead. This fireside discusses how insurers can leverage advanced technologies a …
  3. For small businesses, the real test of cyber resilience begins after a breach. Recovery isn’t just about restoring data, it’s navigating a fragmented response across security vendors, backup systems, …
  4. Early cyber MGAs thrived in the hard market, but a surge of new entrants has since flooded the space, intensifying soft market conditions and eroding pricing power. Now, even the most successful insur …
  5. Discover real-world applications of AI in cyber underwriting. This session will showcase predictive modeling tools that improve risk selection, streamline policy customization, and enable insurers to …
  6. The cyber insurance landscape is undergoing a fundamental transformation as insurers grapple with an increasingly complex threat environment and exponentially growing data requirements. This fireside …
  7. As cyber threats multiply and evolve, traditional underwriting approaches are hitting their limits. This panel explores how underwriters are embracing technology to regain control and improve decision …
  8. Cyber models and third-party datasets can provide valuable tools for understanding, quantifying, and managing cyber risks. They enable companies make data-driven decisions, help enhance cybersecurity …
  9. Cybersecurity isn’t just a business issue; it’s a personal one. Most households remain uninsured against growing threats like identity theft, fraudulent wire transfers, and scams made more convincing …
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