Rising premiums and restrictive policies are creating uncertainty among American businesses about whether insurance policies will cover breaches.

Cyber insurance have already started to find other ways to avoid covering losses related to cyberattacks linked to nation-state hackers.

Rising cybersecurity risks are reviving questions about the ability of cybersecurity insurance to cover the risks of a catastrophic attack.

"A couple folks have struggled with the idea that we're going to pat companies on the back for doing things they should already be doing," said one…

The woes within the industry could mean significant ramifications for policyholders.

It's the third to announce a successful attack since March.

CyberAcuView and the APCIA are two different answers to a phenomenon rocking the cyber insurance industry.

The city of Azusa didn't disclose a payment in one incident, insurance paid up and now it's a victim again.

More than half of cyber insurers surveyed said premiums rose by 10 to 30% in late 2020.

AXA joins CNA Insurance as a recent ransomware attack victim in the insurance industry.