National Cyber Practice Leader
- Cambridge, MD
The cyber insurance market is entering a phase of accelerated change, where underwriting volatility, evolving policy language and emerging exposures are becoming more important than pricing alone. While capacity remains strong and rates are relatively stable, rate reductions are slowing and carriers are taking increasingly divergent and rapidly changing approaches inconsistently to AI-driven threats, privacy litigation, data collection concerns and increasingly sophisticated financial fraud. For agents and insureds, the ability to understand shifting coverage positions and policy wording is critical to navigating today's market.
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