Cyber Research

The following article is a guest blog by Frank Cremer, currently a PHD candidate at the technical University of Cologne about his and his co-authors newest paper, systemtically tabulating and reviewing existing cyber risk and security research papers and datasets (). We highly recommend to check out the paper itself with its many interesting insights […]

In the report Ripples Across The Risk Surface (), the Cyentia Institute investigates supply chain cyber attack. Cyentia defines Ripples as supply chain cyber attacks that have cascading effects, causing widespread damage to companies. In these attacks, the primary victim, also known as ripple generator, unintentionally spreads the cyber attack to its associated companies. These

In the context of economic welfare, the key fact of cyber insurance that sets it apart from likely any other insurance type is the possibility through efficient and economic incident response to limit and reduce damages acting as  the equivalent of a fire brigade where there is no such service yet. However, as pointed out

A new report released by the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), authored by Jamie McColl, Jason Nurse, and James Sullivan, analyzes the role of the cyber insurance industry as an enabler and facilitator for public policy makers aiming to increase the cyber maturity of a given economy (). The question of the role of cyber

We have created a new section in our Knowledge Base on possible bachelor and master thesis topics in the cyber risk area.