Insurers increase cyber security spend

Cyber thief

Insurance firms invested 85% more in cyber security during 2017-18 than during the previous financial year.

On average, finance and insurance firms collectively invested £17,900 on cyber security in the financial year 2017-18, according to analysis by Savoy Stewart.

Figures from the Business Continuity

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