Wave of cyber resilience legislation a boon to insurers
Forthcoming and recent legislation prescribing minimum cyber security standards for certain businesses and organisations will be welcomed by cyber insurers, experts have said.
Last week, the UK government set out the ambitions of its Cyber Security and Resilience Bill, which is set to be introduced to parliament later this year.
The proposed law aims to boost the cyber
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