A more advanced and concerning development is emerging: AI agents that operate autonomously to scale cyber attacks with unprecedented speed and efficiency. While AI has obvious applications in defensive cybersecurity, we believe that in the near term, threat actors will be the primary beneficiaries of these technologies.”,” said Ashwin Kashyap, Co-founder and Chief Product Officer
London: CyberCube, a prominent player in cyber risk analytics, has said Artificial Intelligence (AI) agents will create leverage for threat actors in scaling widespread cyber attacks.
“A more advanced and concerning development is emerging: AI agents that operate autonomously to scale cyber attacks with unprecedented speed and efficiency. While AI has obvious applications in defensive cybersecurity, we believe that in the near term, threat actors will be the primary beneficiaries of these technologies.”,” said Ashwin Kashyap, Co-founder and Chief Product Officer.
CyberCube has released its 2025 Predictions Report, offering expert insights into the evolving dynamics of the cyber (re)insurance market.
Identifying key trends and challenges shaping the sector in the year ahead, Pascal Millaire, CEO, CyberCube predicted, “Cyber underwriting will become more science and less art. For a risk as complex, dynamic, and multi-faceted as cyber, underwriting will always be a mix of art and science. As underwriters upskill their capabilities, the industry is increasing the state of that art; and as technology providers improve underwriting data, they will be supported with increasingly compelling science.”
“Delivering financially-quantified risk analytics to the organizations that need them requires partnership across the public and private sectors,” stated Rebecca Bole, Head of Strategic Engagement.
Yvette Essen, CyberCube’s Head of Content, Communications & Creative, “As we enter 2025, the cyber (re)insurance market is navigating a dynamic and evolving landscape, one that presents both opportunities and challenges. While market conditions remain competitive, the continued maturation of the sector offers significant potential for growth and innovation.”
In 2025, leaders in strategic enterprise risk management, tech infrastructure, and government will seek to develop pathways to obtain timely, data-driven insights, the report said.
Predictions also include how brokers will be crucial to unlocking growth in the cyber insurance market, particularly for small and medium-sized businesses that are still underinsured.
To better manage growing accumulations of risk, cyber insurers will focus on improving data collection and enhancing their ability to model and mitigate potential exposure.
Just as the insurance industry has been instrumental in driving safety improvements against damage caused by natural catastrophes, cyber insurance will meaningfully impact cybersecurity posture.