Cyber market to harden ‘as early as Q1 2025’
Research from Gallagher Specialty has warned there could be a shift in the cyber insurance market by as early as Q1 2025.
In its latest cyber market update, Gallagher has categorised the current market as “soft” due to the influx of new players.
“The cyber insurance market has unequivocally transitioned into a soft market
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