Corvus Insights

At Thanksgiving: Gratitude and Hope for a Safer World

This is the time of year when we take the opportunity to reflect on what we appreciate most. For some, it’s as simple as a generous meal and time to see family; for others, it’s appreciating the circumstances that have ...

Tech Companies: Beyond Cyber Risk, the Cost of Downstream Impact

The rise of remote work and growing concerns over ransomware acted as partners-in-crime to get organizations to hone in on risk mitigation efforts over the past couple years. Through compiling our Risk Insights Index, ...

In the Binoculars: Michelle Darby, Senior Manager of Software Engineering

Meet Michelle Darby, Senior Manager of Software Engineering. In her four years at Corvus — four years and a month, if you’re counting — she’s seen the company and her own team grow exponentially. With previous ...

Introducing the Corvus Cargo Score

Marine Cargo insurance is vaunted as the foundation of modern insurance, with its lineage dating to the insuring of ocean-crossing vessels, and their cargoes, in the fifteenth century. With all that history, change ...

Tips from Top Brokers: How to Play Offense in a Cyber Hard Market

The whisperings of “firming rates” start first, quietly in business meetings, then published in industry reports. Soon to follow, rumblings of a “hard market” are brought to the conversation. It’s cyclical in nature, ...

Cyber Risk, IT tools, and Ransomware Trends (Oh My!): Analysis from Pre-Pandemic to 2021

Below, we’ve highlighted some of the data that intrigued us most from our inaugural Corvus Risk Insights Index. To see all of our findings, you can download the full Index here!

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How to Identify, Attract and Retain: 3 Steps to Solve Your Cyber Talent Problem

Threat actors show no signs of slowing down. And as long as they continue to make a profit, we shouldn’t expect that to change anytime soon. Unfortunately, for all of us that aren’t actively deploying ransomware, we’re stuck playing multiple roles: technology experts, defenders, and part-time psychics.

Along with that, cyber insurers are now placing more responsibility on the policyholder’s shoulders, making certain security controls non-negotiable if you want to be insured. It benefits both parties, but there’s an obvious burden of time, expertise and finances to implement measures that boost your cyber hygiene. Our Risk + Response team talks to dozens of policyholders a month, and many are realizing that as they invest in better security measures, they’ll need the personnel to carry out their plans.

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