How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing Cyber Risk in 2026
Artificial intelligence will continue to significantly change the cyber insurance landscape in 2026 by empowering attackers and defenders alike, experts say.
The 2026 cyber market is already challenging, and how insurers face these challenges will be a turning point for the industry, according to Coalition CEO Joshua ...
Cyber Insurance Faces a Turning Point in 2026 as Soft Market Pressures Grow
Federato Launches Tech to Tackle Underwriter Fears of Falling Behind
Federato, an InsurTech focused on underwriting intelligence, has launched an agentic AI platform designed to help insurers harness technology to assess, quote, and manage risk. The new solution aims ...
Anchored in Maritime Roots, the Cayman Islands Set Sail for Reinsurance Opportunities
The Cayman Islands have a story familiar to many in insurance—entering the industry unexpectedly from somewhere else.
In fact, the ...
InsurTech Investment Hits $60B Milestone But Pales AI Figures
Artificial intelligence is quickly reshaping the insurance landscape, and Gallagher Re's global head of InsurTech, Andrew Johnston, warned in the company's latest Global InsurTech Report that this ...
Munich Re, CyberCube Report Warns of Growing Systemic Cyber Risk
Risks associated with systemic cyber events are no longer hypothetical scenarios but growing realities for organizations, insurers and cybersecurity professionals alike, ...
Regulatory Compliance Achievable for ‘Good AI’: Insurance Lawyer
Artificial intelligence is evolving at a rapid speed, and insurers are finding themselves in the driver's seat of this transformation, according to experts who spoke during Carrier Management's 2025 ...
Insurers Race to the Starting Line in the Dawn of the AI Decision Era
Embracing artificial intelligence in insurance is a race, but one that experts describe as a race to the starting rather than the finish line.
Upgrading Legacy Tech Can Be a Risk, But Inaction Is a Bigger One
While the insurance industry has historically been an early adopter of innovation, experts say a reliance on time-tested systems and methods now may be holding the industry back. "Insurance was a ...