Chubb’s proprietary tool now provides ransomware risk assessments, industry and size-specific total incident costs and an interactive chatbot, among other enhancements
Chubb has enhanced its proprietary Chubb Cyber IndexSM with robust capabilities to help organizations of all sizes and industries analyze their cyber exposures to reduce risk.
With a fresh look to the user-friendly interface, users are now able to access industry and revenue size-specific total incident costs, peer purchasing insights, ransomware risk assessments, trends, and year-over-year risk information. In addition, the updated tool provides users with the ability to receive answers to questions with its new chatbot, Clara the Coder. For each industry group, the Chubb Cyber Index populates relevant and downloadable risk reports and includes a library of whitepapers, videos, and other research materials. Taken together, these updates provide users with a quantifiable and detailed means of immediately identifying cyber exposures that can impact their operations.
“Since first launching in 2018, this award-winning tool has given commercial clients access to the latest data on current and historical cyber threats. By adding more robust risk analysis features, we are now able to offer businesses, as well as insurance agents and brokers, deeper insights into cyber exposures and how to protect against future losses,” said Bobbie Goldie, Senior Vice President, Chubb.
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Along with delivering key intelligence to businesses of all sizes, the Chubb Cyber Index updates twice monthly to deliver the most current data. This is especially critical as businesses face new cyber uncertainty from the COVID-19 pandemic and other emerging threats. By providing organizations with this type of information, they can gain a better perspective of how to protect themselves against constantly evolving cyber risks.
“With more than two decades of claims data and experience, we are able to holistically analyze cyber trends and behaviors year-over-year to help us better inform our clients and distribution partners,” added Ms. Goldie. “These analytics have enabled us to monitor the evolution of the cyber marketplace and deeply understand the root of various threats, and how they have and may continue to impact businesses.”
