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Ransomware attacks on the rise even as cyber insurers scale back

Posted on 17 December 2020

From reuters.com

(Reuters) – Ransomware attacks increased in terms of both severity and costs this year, forcing insurers to become more selective and even scale back on the cover they offer against cyber crimes, a report from a leading insurer showed.

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