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2023 Cyber Claims Report

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Cyber attacks continue to dominate headlines and the threat landscape is constantly evolving. As part of Coalition’s commitment to protecting businesses, each year we analyse our claims and incident response data and create this report to share useful trends and statistics with our brokers and clients.

Download the report which includes:
• How attackers are exploiting employees via easy-to-execute phishing attacks.
• How unresolved vulnerabilities and end-of-life software make organisations an easy target.
• How active insurance continued to help protect organisations of all sizes.
• Figures on ransomware and funds transfer fraud claims and incidents.

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