Industry cyber risks (Cyber Insurance)
π Data Breaches: Healthcare organizations hold large amounts of sensitive data, making them prime targets for data breaches.
π Ransomware: Cybercriminals target healthcare to cause disruptions and extort money by encrypting patient data and demanding ransom.
π Data Theft: Financial institutions are targeted for the financial data they handle, which can be used for fraud or sold on the dark web.
π System Disruption: Attacks aimed at disrupting financial systems can have widespread economic impacts.
π Data Breaches: Educational institutions hold valuable research data and personal information of students and staff, which can be targeted.
π Ransomware: Schools and universities are increasingly victims of ransomware attacks, disrupting operations and accessing sensitive data.
π Payment Card Fraud: Retailers process large volumes of payment transactions, making them targets for cybercriminals looking to steal credit card information.
π E-commerce Attacks: Online retail platforms are susceptible to various cyberattacks, including data breaches and denial-of-service attacks.
π Espionage: Government data is often stolen for espionage purposes.
πFinancial Gain: Public administration is targeted for financial gain through various cyberattacks.
π Intellectual Property Theft: Manufacturing companies are targeted by hackers who want to steal intellectual property such as product designs and blueprints.
π Operational Disruption: Cyberattacks can cause physical damage to products or machines, leading to operational disruptions.
π Connected Vehicle Attacks: As vehicles become more connected, they are at risk of cyberattacks that could compromise vehicle functionality and safety.
π Theft of Intellectual Property: Automotive companies may face cyber risks related to the theft of design and manufacturing data.
π Data Theft: As farming becomes more digital, data related to crop yields, livestock health, and machinery performance can be targeted.
π Operational Disruption: Cyberattacks on agricultural technology could disrupt farming operations.
π Data Breaches: Construction companies often handle sensitive project data, which can be targeted by cybercriminals.
π Operational Disruption: Cyberattacks on construction technology could disrupt project timelines and cause financial loss.
π Intellectual Property Theft: Entertainment and media companies often hold valuable intellectual property, which can be targeted by cybercriminals.
π Data Breaches: These companies often handle personal data of customers, which can be targeted.
π Data Breaches: Service companies often handle personal data of customers, which can be targeted.
π Financial Fraud: Cybercriminals may target these companies for financial gain, such as through fraudulent transactions