Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Insurers and asset owners face a $1 trillion risk capital gap because current cyber policies mostly exclude property damage, and property insurance largely excludes cyber events. This session will show why OT cyber-physical risks remain largely uninsured today - - rooted in insufficient data, incomplete analytics, and underwriting models that can't match demand to capacity.
The session identifies the critical work ahead in the next 1-3 years, including standardized OT-specific underwriting, richer incident-loss reporting, and probablistic-actuarial breakthroughs necessary to make OT cyber-physical insurable.
Insurers and asset owners face a $1 trillion risk capital gap because current cyber policies mostly exclude property damage, and property insurance largely excludes cyber events. This session will show why OT cyber-physical risks remain largely uninsured today - - rooted in insufficient data, incomplete analytics, and underwriting models that can't match demand to capacity.
The session identifies the critical work ahead in the next 1-3 years, including standardized OT-specific underwriting, richer incident-loss reporting, and probablistic-actuarial breakthroughs necessary to make OT cyber-physical insurable.
