Evolving technology makes cyber risk pricing ‘challenging’ to predict
The rate at which technology is evolving makes it difficult to predict cyber risk pricing, members of the press heard at a conference in Las Vegas.
Although price rises could happen as firms buy more cover following the onset of General Data Protection Regulation, a lack of data makes it hard to predict how they will look down the line.
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