Axio Global, the leading provider of cyber risk quantification software and services, showcased a new product concept for quantifying cyber-physical attacks. The event was held at Lloyd’s in front of a live audience and streamed globally. The demonstration was the culminating activity of the Lloyd’s Lab 10th Cohort, a 10-week incubator program for the development of new solutions for the insurance industry. The global program received over 200 applications from 32 countries in which Axio was one of 13 chosen by an expert panel of Lloyd’s and market stakeholders.
“We are so honored to be selected as one of the participants in this year’s inaugural InsureTech cohort,” said Dale Gonzalez, Axio’s Chief Innovation Officer and Insurance team lead. “The insurance market has been struggling with the issue of cyber risk for the past decade. There’s a fear cyber risk can’t be priced with any level of confidence owing to a lack of usable data, however owing to the needs of organizations who desperately desire this type of coverage – many of them are owners and operators of critical infrastructure and are clients of ours – then being able to articulate and then find insurance cover for cyber-physical attacks are a top concern. We’ve worked with the insurance market through the Lloyd’s Lab to build a solution.”
Axio’s participation in Lloyd’s Lab is a natural progression of Axio’s dedication to helping quantify cyber risk for critical infrastructure organizations. Axio has deep roots in the insurance industry and in securing the world’s most critical assets. Co-founder Scott Kannry was closely involved in developing the first commercial cyber insurance products as an executive at Aon. While co-founder David White was the security architect for the C2M2 model and helped author and contribute to many of the world’s most widely used cybersecurity assessment frameworks, which are available in Axio’s SaaS platform Axio360.
Axio360 enables organizations to transfer risk capital using an optimal balance of financial and security controls. The platform has a complete suite of features to assess, manage, and plan cybersecurity improvements. The company’s critical infrastructure customers have successfully used the platform to quantify cyber threat scenarios beyond the financial impacts of a data breach, such as physical disruption and complex business operations.
SOURCE: Businesswire