The cyber insurance industry has long been dominated by conversations around security threats — ransomware, fraud, Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), Managed Detection and Response (MDR), and attack surface scans. Privacy concerns were often treated as an afterthought, addressed only after a breach through notifications, credit monitoring, or class action coverage.
Beyond Breaches: The Rise of Non-Breach Privacy Claims in Cyber Insurance
The cyber insurance industry has long been dominated by conversations around security threats. Privacy concerns were often treated as an afterthought. But recently, there has been a critical shift: privacy risks that arise outside of traditional breaches are now front and center.
By
Blake Feldman
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