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Corvus Insights Blog

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

Cyber and Manufacturing: If You Build It, Threat Actors Will Come

Ransomware attacks against the manufacturing sector increased by 1177% between Q1 2021 and Q1 2023. How can the industry fight back?

Confluence Data Center Vulnerability Alert | January 2024

Confluence customers could be at risk due to a critical security flaw. Here's what you need to know.

GitLab Vulnerability Alert | January 2024

GitLab customers could be at risk due to multiple security flaws. Here's what you need to know.

Q4 2023 Cyber Vulnerability Report and Impact

Information and recommendations on the NetScaler Vulnerability, Confluence Vulnerability, and F5 BIG-IP Vulnerability alerts from Q4 2023.

Cyber and Healthcare: Treating the Rise of Ransomware

Based on external threat intelligence and our own book of business, we're exploring the cyber risks healthcare entities face.

Another Record-Breaking Month for Ransomware: November Up 110% YoY

Yet another record-shattering month for the number of ransomware victims on leak sites. Here’s what you need to know.

3 Ways Threat Actors Will Kick Off the New Year

Indicators of emerging threats drawn from a blend of claims data and external threat intelligence to help guide you heading into 2024.

Cyber and Financial Services: Living with a Target on Your Back

The number of victims in the financial services sector is up 230%. We're unpacking attack methods and threat intel data to understand how we can help.

A Guide to MFA Bypass Attacks

Threat actors are circumventing Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) through a method known as MFA Bypass. Find out how to prevent attacks in this cyber blog.

Black Basta Ransomware Has Extracted Over $100 Million From Victims

Joint research by Elliptic and Corvus Insurance has identified at least $107 million in Bitcoin ransom payments to the Black Basta ransomware group.