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- IN THE SPOTLIGHT: When are cyberattacks an act of war? Iran-linked hacks may test war exclusions, determining whether insurance coverage applies.
- Is your company containing its cyber risks? Nearly 9 in 10 executives say their organizations still lack adequate cyber protection.
- A data breach could cost more than you think. The average cost of a U.S. breach hit $10.2 million in 2025, more than double the average of $4.4 million seen in 2024.
- With ransomware-as-a-service and AI tools, cybercriminals can launch attacks more easily than ever. Ransomware surged by 34% in 2025.
- Layoffs surged in early 2026 as many companies shifted toward AI. This trend could lead to an increase in employment-related litigation.
- AI adoption is creating new risks, and insurers are responding with new AI exclusions. Find out how brokers are adapting.
- Who’s responsible when AI goes wrong? Between 2021 and 2025, generative AI lawsuits surged 978%, but many policies weren’t built to cover AI losses.
- Rising cyber fraud is creating heightened professional liability exposures. Explore key developments shaping today’s evolving E&O risk landscape.
- For commercial borrowers in need of funding, private credit is an alternative to traditional bank loans, but it comes with risk.
- The private company D&O liability market continues to evolve, driven by ongoing claims activity, increasing litigation severity and a new wave of emerging business risks.
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