2023 Cyber Resilience Report

This is article 14 of 18 in this Report.

August 17, 2023 / 7 min Read

North America: Investment Leads to Enhanced Cyber Resiliency

North America: Investment Leads to Enhanced Cyber Resiliency

Organizations across North America show improvements in critical areas of cyber resiliency. But there remain opportunities for improvement in key areas such as backup strategy and use of MFA — particularly for small and medium-sized enterprises.

Key Takeaways

  1. The average number of critical cyber resilience controls failed by clients declined in 2022 compared to 2021.
  2. Cyber insurance pricing for all industries is expected to continue to decrease in 2023 following improvements to cyber resiliency, drops in claims frequency and lowered insurer loss ratios.*
  3. While global trends indicate that ransomware attacks are on the rise*, companies and insurers appear to be focused on how AI can change attack patterns and privacy too.

* “Buyer-Friendly Cyber and E&O Market: How to Take Advantage | Aon.” Report. Aon. May 2023.

2023 Cyber Resilience Report

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