Looking at specific periods, Q3 2024 experienced the second-highest level of activity in cyber claims recorded since 2020. Activity in Q3 2024 rose 14% on Q3 2023.

May 7, 2025

Looking at specific periods, Q3 2024 experienced the second-highest level of activity in cyber claims recorded since 2020. Activity in Q3 2024 rose 14% on Q3 2023. — This cybersecurity statistic was published by Marsh in May 2025. It covers topics including Cyber insurance, UK. The original data appears in UK Cyber Insurance Claims Trend Report 2024. For the full methodology and detailed findings, refer to the original report.

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Published on 5/7/2025

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Looking at specific periods, Q3 2024 experienced the second-highest level of activity in cyber claims recorded since 2020. Activity in Q3 2024 rose 14% on Q3 2023. This data was published by Marsh and covers Cyber insurance, UK.

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This statistic comes from UK Cyber Insurance Claims Trend Report 2024, published by Marsh on May 7, 2025. You can view the original report at https://www.marsh.com/en-gb/services/cyber-risk/insights/uk-cyber-insurance-claims-trends-report-2024.html.

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This statistic relates to Cyber insurance, UK. Browse more statistics on Cyber insurance or from Marsh.

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Looking at specific periods, Q3 2024 experienced the second-highest level of activity in cyber claims recorded since 2020. Activity in Q3 2024 rose 14% on Q3 2023.

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