Zurich collaboration with CYE expands protection against one of top global risks for business
Zurich Insurance Group has teamed up with cybersecurity company CYE to develop a new offering designed to shield businesses against the growing risks of cyber-crime.
The cyber space is a dangerous source of crime and disruption and one of the top risks for businesses, according to the latest Global Risks Report published by the World Economic Forum.
As cyber-attacks increase in severity and frequency, companies can make themselves more resilient by strengthening risk strategies for cybersecurity and insurance.
Zurich’s new Cyber Security Services addresses the full spectrum of cyber-risks by helping businesses define and deploy effective cyber risk management programs.
It combines Zurich’s specialist cyber insurance and risk engineering capabilities with CYE’s artificial intelligence-based technology, services and cyber expertise.
“Cyber is a very challenging risk for businesses as it is constantly evolving and highly complex,” said Sierra Signorelli, chief underwriting officer, commercial insurance at Zurich.
“Our collaboration with CYE, a global leader in cybersecurity services, will give customers a state-of-the-art cyber-solution that combines the benefits of insurance with a boost to their cyber-defenses.”
Reuven Aronashvili: CEO of CYE, added: “With effective cyber-risk management powered by tailored adaptive continuous risk assessment and cyber-insurance, business executives can drive faster and smarter digital business growth.”
The benefits of Zurich Cyber Security Services include closing unknown security blind spots, reducing the risk and impact of security incidents, ensuring proactive protection of critical business assets, and appropriate budget and resources allocation.
The new offering is available to companies globally.
Companies that purchase a standalone cyber policy from Zurich will also benefit from the collaboration with CYE. The policy now includes a comprehensive, technology-driven report assessing their risk with regards to cyber threats.
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