decisionhealth Newsletters, Part B News - 2021 Issue 11 (November)
Need cyber insurance? Beef up security as coverage gets more costly, demanding
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Article Overview
This article discusses how the cyber insurance market is changing in response to increased ransomware and broader cybercrime risk. It is aimed at health care practices and other businesses evaluating coverage, insurer requirements, and how cybersecurity readiness affects insurability. The article covers market trends, insurer underwriting expectations, policy scope considerations, and practical maintenance steps that can influence renewal and claims readiness.
Why This Topic Matters
Cyber insurance is becoming more expensive and selective, so organizations need to understand what insurers are looking for and how their own security posture may affect coverage, premiums, and available limits. The article is relevant for decision-makers who manage risk, privacy, compliance, and incident response planning.
Article Sections
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Cyber insurance market trends
An overview of how ransomware activity is affecting the cyber insurance market, including pricing pressure and changing insurer behavior. The section frames the broader insurance environment for health care and other businesses.
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What do insurers want?
A discussion of the types of cybersecurity information insurers may request when evaluating applicants. It focuses on the general areas of security preparedness and operational controls that affect underwriting.
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What should you ask for?
Guidance on considering policy structure, coverage scope, and supplemental coverage when evaluating cyber insurance options. The section also touches on vendor selection and the role of broker support.
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3 more tips on cyber
Additional practical considerations for managing cyber insurance over time, including periodic review, change management, and optional support services from carriers.
What You Will Learn
- How ransomware trends are influencing cyber insurance premiums and limits
- What kinds of cybersecurity readiness information insurers may expect to see
- How to think about broader coverage needs beyond a single risk category
- Why policy review and cybersecurity updates matter over time
- What kinds of support some insurers may provide during underwriting and renewal
Who Should Read This
- Health care practices
- Medical office managers
- Compliance and risk management staff
- Practice administrators
- Business owners considering cyber insurance
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