Companies and individuals increasingly rely on digital technology to work, to entertain, to purchase, to sell, to travel, and to live. Smart insurance professionals have caught on and are developing products to respond as required in order to mitigate risk.
But the distinctive characteristics of cyber risks make this area a challenge. More often than not, the items at risk are intangible. Criminals don't have to be physically close to steal information and digital currency. Terrorists can undermine infrastructure without any direct physical contact.
To address these cyber risks, underwriters and claims professionals are partnering with experts in data, computing and analytics. As the clash between digital security and cyber piracy continues to intensify, risk analysis must be ceaseless and mitigation factors must be continuously improved.
The challenges are substantial, but so are the rewards. Experts estimate that worldwide revenue in cyber insurance premiums and services could increase tenfold – from USD $2 billion to $20 billion – within 10 years.
Latest News:
- Louvre Password Leak Highlights Cyber Risks for Heritage InstitutionsToronto, ON (Nov. 21, 2025) – Ecclesiastical Insurance is urging museums, galleries, and heritage sites across Canada to strengthen their cybersecurity and data protection measures following reports that the password to the Louvre’s video surveillance system was, at one point, simply “Louvre.” The ...
News and Articles
- Louvre Password Leak Highlights Cyber Risks for Heritage Institutions
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- Coalition Launches Excess Cyber Insurance in Quebec
- HSB Canada Launches New Cyber Insurance Coverage for Businesses
- Coalition Re Announces Live Event Response, an Early Detection System of Potential Cyber Exposures
- The Future of Cybersecurity Is In Preemptive Capabilities, Not Detection And Response: Gartner
- Canadian small businesses are underprepared for cyber attacks
- Ecclesiastical Insurance Marks Cyber Security Month with New Whitepaper and Training Module


