To move beyond this current, less-than-optimal state, insurers need more automation as part of their underwriting, streamline the process, better balance between premiums and risk, and make available policies that better cover the full range of assets potentially impacted by cyber peril. In addition, insurers need to consider moving from point-in-time assessment to continuous assessment of their potential policy holders as the risk changes daily, based on the human factors and the threat landscape.

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