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Joshua Cryer DIP CII and Ryan Dodd are attending the upcoming European Captive Intelligence event in Brussels on 25 March. They look forward to discussing the benefits of putting captives at the center of risk managers' approach to cyber risk. With more European companies making this shift, there's much to touch on, including pricing, retention levels and loss prevention. Send a message if you’d like to meet up at the event!

Cyber risk continues to evolve rapidly, particularly for large enterprises, and captives are increasingly central to effective risk management—with Europe helping lead the way. That's why we're happy to be Partner Sponsors of European Captive Intelligence in Brussels on 25 March. Looking forward to engaging with risk managers across Europe in a couple of weeks. Joshua Cryer DIP CII Ryan Dodd

Cyber risk is constantly evolving, especially for large corporations, and captives are playing an increasing role in managing it effectively. CEO Ryan Dodd and Joshua Cryer DIP CII are excited to speak on this at the Airmic (Association for Insurance & Risk) Captives Forum on Wednesday in London. Reach out directly to Josh to connect.

We are proud to be a Gold Sponsor at the Airmic (Association for Insurance & Risk) Captives Forum on 5 March in London. Join Ryan Dodd and Joshua Cryer DIP CII as they discuss key cyber challenges for #captive owners. Looking forward to great conversations—see you there! 👇

Ryan Dodd and Joshua Cryer DIP CII are looking forward to speaking on cyber risk at the upcoming Airmic (Association for Insurance & Risk) Captives Forum on 5 March at Lloyd's. Topics will include how data can be used by captives to better inform risk retention and pricing decisions. Looking forward to insightful discussions - see you there. #captives #cyberrisk

It was wonderful to co-host our latest Cyber and Captives dinner this week in London with Richard Cutcher and Captive Intelligence. It's clear that cyber is increasing in importance, and there is a desire for more tools and information on the evolving risks and exposures it presents. Thank you to a great group of risk managers for joining us for the evening. Please reach out to Joshua Cryer DIP CII if you are a risk manager desiring to join the next gathering. cc Ryan Dodd

Great to be partnering with Captive Intelligence on the upcoming European Captive Intelligence in Brussels. CEO/Founder Ryan Dodd will be speaking on key pain points for captive owners like independent risk assurance and pricing. Joshua Cryer DIP CII and Ryan look forward to spending time with the growing European captive community. Join us. cc Nick Morgan

In the November edition of the Intangibles report, we talked about the surge in data theft as reflective of the nature of cyber as a human behavior risk. Attackers are turning to data breaches as a means of avoiding company cyber controls designed to mitigate ransomware attacks. One trend we mentioned was ‘non-BI’ extortion-style breaches where the company’s data is stolen but not released in exchange for a payment to the hacker. US-listed insurance company Global Life was a the latest victim of such an attack in October. Globe Life is now saying in an SEC filing potentially 850,000 customers' data could have been exposed. (filing in comments) The Company also confirmed that "extortion attempts did not involve the use of ransomware or result in any interruption to the Company’s systems, services, or business operations." The changing tactics deployed by attackers are the latest example of the ways companies’ cyber controls are being circumvented. But regardless of the tactics, changes in attacker intensity of activity around a company network can now be identified by risk and security teams before hackers gain access to the network and move to exfiltrate large amounts of data. It's one way we're giving risk managers a more powerful tool for risk assurance. Joshua Cryer DIP CII

Great to talk part in yesterday's Airmic (Association for Insurance & Risk) Risk Forum. CEO julia graham's opening remarks referencing 'the year of AI' is sure to generate some good discussion on potential implications for cyber risk programs this year. Our thanks as always to the Airmic team for a great event. Ryan Dodd and Joshua Cryer DIP CII