The AI Cyber Risk Shift:
What It Means for Insurance

As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes the cyber threat landscape, the key question for business leaders is not just how risk is evolving, but how effectively cyber risk is being transferred and how the insurance industry is responding to AI advancements. While authorities including the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and the Dutch Cyber Security Council warn that AI is increasing the scale and impact of cyber attacks, the insurance market’s reaction has often been nuanced and misunderstood.

Against this backdrop, Assured invites you to an executive briefing focused on what this shift means in practice, and, critically, how the insurance market is reacting to AI. 

This session will explore how AI is being used to enhance attack capability, from scaling social engineering to bypassing traditional controls, and how this is fundamentally changing the nature of cyber risk.

We will cut through the noise around AI and insurance, addressing emerging exposures linked to the use of large language models (LLMs), including current knowledge gaps, potential risks, and how cyber and PI policies are responding in practice.

This session will provide clear, practical insight into how AI-related exposures are currently treated within cyber and technology (E&O) policies: what’s covered, what’s not, and where gaps may exist.

Actionable takeaways:

• A clear view of how AI is changing the cyber threat landscape today
• Insight into how insurers are approaching AI-driven risk
• Practical understanding of how cyber and PI policies respond in reality
• Guidance on how to ensure coverage aligns with emerging AI exposures

*This session is designed for senior decision-makers who want to ensure their cyber insurance strategy, and overall risk transfer, keeps pace with one of the most significant shifts in the risk environment to date.

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