Tag: Cyber insurance

Key US InsurTech investment stats in H1 2025: US InsurTech funding decreased by 61% in H1 2025 Trend analysis showed a projected drop of...

DynaRisk, a London-based cyber risk management company, has raised $4.7m in funding to expand its international footprint and accelerate product innovation. The investment round was...

Cyber risk analytics provider Cyberwrite has deepened its collaboration with Markel Insurance to enhance cyber underwriting, broker enablement, and risk modelling capabilities across European markets.

Tinubu, a leading provider of cloud-based enterprise software for the specialty insurance industry, has raised $45m in growth capital to fuel its product innovation and global expansion.

Marsh, a global leader in insurance broking and risk advisory, and a subsidiary of Marsh McLennan, has introduced an upgraded version of its flagship Cyber Echo insurance facility, providing clients with up to $45m in additional cyber insurance capacity.

Coalition, a cybersecurity-focused InsurTech firm specialising in Active Insurance, has secured a $30m equity investment from Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance, a key subsidiary of MS&AD Insurance Group, Japan’s largest non-life insurer and a major player across the Asia-Pacific region.

Key United States InsurTech investment stats in 2024: US InsurTech funding dropped by a third in 2024 YoY Deals over $100m declined by 38%...

CyberCube, the foremost provider of cyber risk analytics, has recently forged a strategic partnership with Miller, a leading independent specialist (re)insurance broker.

Stoïk, a French InsurTech startup, recently secured Series B funding of €25m ($27m).

It’s a Monday morning and your Windows computer displays a frustrating blue screen, halting your access to essential files. While this might seem like a cyber nightmare, there’s a silver lining: your device was compromised due to a publicly documented vulnerability. Cyber insurance specialists KYND explores how the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s (CISA) Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalogue can help mitigate such risks and enhance your cybersecurity strategy.