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Corvus Insights Blog

Our thoughts on cyber risk, underwriting, data science, and insurance.

Modern Warfare & Cyber Risk: Cybercrime, Sanctions Impact & More

The war in Ukraine represented a sufficient shift in the global cyber threat landscape. Join us as we analyze the fallout in this short cybersecurity blog.

Keeping up with Cybercriminals: The Future of Online Threats

As increased security measures make their job harder, cybercriminals are forced to get creative. What are the latest innovative threats we've seen?

Not Just 30 Days: Supporting the LGBTQIA+ Community Year-Long

We wanted to take the time this month to celebrate and acknowledge the LGBTQIA+ community, as millions do the same in Pride events across the world.

A Guide to Funds Transfer Fraud

Learn about securing funds transfers, out-of-band authentication, and how to avoid becoming the next victim of funds transfer fraud in this cyber blog.

Common Cyber Insurance Myths, Debunked

When cybersecurity (tech-oriented) and insurance (complicated) meet, there are bound to be some misconceptions. Let us help clear the air.

Cyber Insurance Coverage & Terminology Guide

Expand your knowledge of cybersecurity best practices, threat actors, and data breaches to better understand cyber insurance policy terminology.

In the Binoculars: Peter Hedberg, VP of Cyber Tech E+O Underwriting

Meet Peter Hedberg and learn more about our approach to underwriting at Corvus.

How to Prepare for a Cyber Hurricane: 3 Key Takeaways

Insurers are looking to get ahead of the first cyber hurricane, but how do you prepare for something unknown? Read our 3 key takeaways from our webinar.

Corvus Interview: The State of Cyber with Ian Newman

We sat down with Ian Newman to get more of his thoughts on innovation in cyber, managing aggregations of risk, and more.

How US Cyber MGAs Impact Policyholders and the Global Cyber Market

Tech-forward Cyber MGAs are setting their sights across the pond. Should the U.K. market extend an open invitation to these relatively new players?