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Cyber Risk

Cyber is a global risk. Marsh can help you confidently understand, measure, and manage it.

Cyber is an enterprise-wide, strategic business risk that threatens the confidentiality of information, the availability of networks, and the integrity of data and systems.

Threat actors are active adversaries, constantly evolving to take advantage of society’s increasing dependence on digital systems and emerging technologies. Your organisation should approach managing cyber risk as one team, inclusive of business, security, operational, and risk experts.

As specialists in enterprise risk and in cyber, we can help you take an enterprise-wide approach in building your cyber resilience. Together, we identify your risks, and work with you to develop a program tailored to your circumstances. We inform your approach and decision-making process with our more than 25 years of cyber experience and data-driven insights. By doing so, your path to cyber resilience can be more productive and predictive and your outcomes more efficient and effective.

Cyber Risk

Using data to prioritise cybersecurity investments

With so many tools available to manage cyber risk, how can you prioritise your spending to get the best return?

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05/05/2025

Two years after ChatGPT: The evolving world of generative AI, risk, and insurance

It is important to understand how generative AI can amplify existing risks, as well as the related shifting legal, regulatory, and insurance implications.

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Article

02/05/2025

UK Cyber incidents linked to Scattered Spider

Multiple UK organisations have been impacted by separate cyber incidents over the past week, suggesting a highly targeted and sophisticated campaign. It is believed that the threat group known as Scattered Spider is responsible for these attacks.

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30/04/2025

Understanding cyber events: A model for reducing frequency and increasing resilience

This study analyzes data and explores how it can inform models of potential cyber risk frequency.

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