Insurers run from ransomware cover as losses mount

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Insurers run from ransomware cover as losses mount
Insurers have halved the amount of cyber cover they provide to customers after the pandemic and home-working drove a surge in ransomware attacks that left them smarting from hefty payouts. Faced with increased demand, major European and US insurers and syndicates operating in the Lloyd's of ...

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