A six-year legal battle ended in an $8.76 million payout – but the attack that caused it was surprisingly low-tech
Branislav Urosevic May 08, 2026
According to court documents, roughly 47,000 government accounts were infiltrated in the early months of the pandemic
S&P Global Ratings’ Patricia Kwan and Charles Marie Delpuech say insurers may be unknowingly stacking exposure across policies and treaties as hyperscale data centres multiply
Customers will enjoy fewer cyber incidents, it is claimed
Maher estimates that only 10–15% of Canadian companies get standalone cyber cover, compared with 30–40% in the US
Hyperscale data centres are driving huge insurance growth expectations – but much of the risk is still being kept on tech firms’ own balance sheets
Many employees at the world’s largest insurance companies still rely on repeated, basic passwords or easy-to-phish MFA for high-value apps
London firm is testing AI on live cyber business, marking what it calls a first for the industry
US and Canadian small businesses feel confident in their cyber defenses
Aon’s Daniel Ocampo explains how sustainability, global risks and energy transition are reshaping insurance capacity, pricing and strategy for Canadian businesses today
WTW's Grant Williamson shares key insights for SMEs on managing cyber, supply chain and emerging risks
Climate, cyber and supply chain shocks are colliding, forcing Canadian firms to rethink how they understand and structure risk
