Challenges or opportunities for insurance brokers placing cyber risk
Content used to write this post was originally written by NU Property Casualty 360's Managing Editor, Ms. Heather A. TurnerAccording to a Guidewire report the numbers for cybercrime in 2020, have almost doubled! In addition to an increase in attacks and breaches are the related budgetary allocations being made by small to mid-sized businesses for cyber insurance over the next 2 years. Ramping up cyber sturdy tools and in an effort to prevent cyber attacks are a necessary play in prevention for the ever evolving cyber market and being fought across the property and casualty landscape.According to a report published by CyberCube, a data-driven cyber analytics company for the insurance industry, the growing cyber market is creating unique opportunities for brokers to set themselves apart from their competitors. By marrying their existing areas of expertise with their new found and or improved fundamental comprehension of insurable cyber risk and exposure, brokers can show and or remind buyers and prospects alike why they are indispensable.The following list was created by CyberCube to further explore examples of challenges and opportunities brokers face in the cyber market today.Click here to read the detail following Opportunities 1-4 written by Heather A. Turner, of NU Property Casualty 360. You must register for free account.
- Opportunity No. 1: Brokers are trusted advisors
- Opportunity No. 2: Brokers can add value by mapping exposure to coverages and policy terms.
- Opportunity No. 3: Getting a "yes" from insurers.
- Opportunity No.4: Standalone cyber is just one aspect of a well rounded insurance program.
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