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Increase in the cost of data breaches reaches a five-year high for businesses, report says

30 March 2023
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Very rarely does an edition of The Word pass by without an article on cyber losses, such is the pace of development in the cyber world.

Recent evidence shows that 39% more businesses experiencing at least one cyber attack in 2022, compared to 2020. Evidence also suggests that the cost of dealing with attacks has also increased.

According to the , the financial toll of cyberattacks on businesses is estimated at an average of £15,265 per year, the report illustrates that cyber-attacks are becoming increasingly more financially detrimental as well as frequent.

Considerations for underwriters

Underwriters should continue to review their cyber wordings and underwriting criteria to ensure their policyholders have appropriate protections in place to guard against attacks.

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