Acrisure UK and ESET Partner to Enhance Cyber Risk Management
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- •Acrisure UK partners with ESET for integrated cyber risk management.
- •The partnership aims to combine cybersecurity solutions with insurance expertise.
- •Growing demand from organizations for holistic approaches to cyber risk.
Acrisure UK has partnered with ESET to provide a comprehensive approach to cyber risk management, combining cyber insurance with cybersecurity solutions. This partnership aims to address the growing complexity of cyber threats faced by organizations. Tim Wiltshire from Acrisure emphasized the need for businesses to treat cyber risk as a business issue, requiring both technical defenses and insurance support. ESET, which protects over 500,000 businesses globally, will leverage its cybersecurity capabilities alongside Acrisure's insurance expertise. The collaboration reflects an increasing demand for integrated solutions that cover both the technical and commercial aspects of cyber incidents. This strategic alliance is part of a broader trend where cybersecurity providers and insurers work closely to enhance organizational resilience against cyber threats.
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