Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Financial fraud is described as a leading category of cyber insurance claims, with Adrian Sanabria noting that it can exceed ransomware in claims paid by insurers.
At the same time, insurers are changing what they consider covered cyber risk. Social engineering, “click fix,” and fraudulent financial transfers can raise difficult questions about whether an incident is a cybersecurity event or a failure of business controls.
As insurers narrow coverage, how should organizations rethink the risks they expect cyber insurance to cover?
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Financial fraud is described as a leading category of cyber insurance claims, with Adrian Sanabria noting that it can exceed ransomware in claims paid by insurers.
At the same time, insurers are changing what they consider covered cyber risk. Social engineering, “click fix,” and fraudulent financial transfers can raise difficult questions about whether an incident is a cybersecurity event or a failure of business controls.
As insurers narrow coverage, how should organizations rethink the risks they expect cyber insurance to cover?
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#CyberInsurance #CyberRisk #FinancialFraud #SecurityWeekly #Cybersecurity #InformationSecurity #AI #InfoSec
