Programbusiness Rising Cybercrime Losses and Insurance Gaps Highlight Cybersecurity Challenges
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- •U.S. cybercrime losses rose to nearly $21 billion in 2025.
- •Only 10-20% of small and midsize businesses have cyber insurance coverage.
- •Korea's cyberinsurance market is valued at just $3 million, highlighting significant gaps.
In 2025, U.S. cybercrime losses reached nearly $21 billion, up from $16 billion in 2024, with over 1 million reported cyber incidents. The Insurance Information Institute (Triple-I) noted that average cyber claim severity for large businesses more than doubled to over $4.4 million, despite a 34% decline in claim frequency. Ransomware was involved in 48% of breaches, yet 69% of victims opted not to pay ransoms. In Korea, the cyberinsurance market remains small, valued at just $3 million in 2023, leaving many businesses vulnerable. Awareness of cyberinsurance is low, with only 16.1% of surveyed companies aware of it. The global cyberinsurance market is projected to grow significantly, reaching $29 billion by 2027. AI-related threats are increasing, with the FBI reporting nearly $893 million in AI-related incident losses in 2025.
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