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8 March 2024Insurance

Subdued cyber claims can’t hold; low frequency looks temporary: Hiscox

Cyber insurance remains “volatile” and could leave the industry with a rude awakening when the downturn in incidence frequency following the onset of the Russia-Ukraine conflict proves temporary, the top underwriter at Hiscox has claimed.

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