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Single cyber attack could cost insurers more than Hurricane Katrina

Cyber thief

Losses from a single cyber attack could see the industry fork out more than a major loss natural catastrophe like Hurricane Katrina.

John Drzik, president of Global Risk and Specialties at Marsh, said cyber risk is the number one risk to business leaders in advanced economies, yet the industry sector is not meeting demand for cyber

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