By the end of 2025, healthcare and insurance enterprises lag technology and startup sectors in AI coding assistant adoption by 9–12 percentage points due to regulatory requirements.

Almost nine in ten financial firms now carry cyber insurance coverage as a safety net.

34% of companies are exploring cybersecurity insurance.

29% of IT leaders believe that lower cyber liability insurance premiums are a key benefit a cyber incident recovery solution provides to contribute to better cyber resilience.

49% of respondents cited reduced cyber insurance premiums as a key business driver for PQC readiness.

In one analysis, health care & insurance had 16% of vulnerable assets across cloud, APIs, and web applications.

In one analysis, health care & insurance had 16% of vulnerable assets across cloud, APIs, and web applications.

In 2025 (through 7/2/2025), four retail, four insurance, and three aviation firms attacked by Scattered Spider.

Insurance companies saw a +475% increase in synthetic voice attacks in 2024.

88% of respondents are under increased pressure from insurers mandating enhanced privilege controls

30% of respondents reported increased insurance costs due to repeated device theft.

Nearly three-fifths (58%) of professionals in the insurance sector express concern over potential new economic and financial sanctions