null

As the adoption of technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and smart engineering accelerates, this transformation in how organisations operate is also exposing critical digital vulnerabilities that are prime targets of increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.

The Gallagher Cyber Insurance Market Update September 2025 provides a report on the threat landscape, what it means for Australian organisations and how the insurance market is responding to new developments.

View the full report

Leveraging insights derived from claims data, insurance is moving beyond a traditional underwriting approach to the delivery of vital cyber protections, with broker expertise now fulfilling a more active, consultative role in enabling organisations to keep pace with evolving threats.

Partnering with a consultancy-led brokerage like Gallagher can help organisations navigate the complexity of cyber risks and enhance security through both adopting proactive risk management measures and the protections insurance can provide.

What's in the update

  • Cyber insurance market conditions and emerging trends in response to new technologies, threats and evolving risks.
  • Key threats to businesses include the resurgence of ransomware, AI-driven attack methods, greater supply chain vulnerabilities and geopolitically motivated attacks.
  • Factors driving the regulatory environment: protections for infrastructure and the economy, and a greater emphasis on organisational accountability for cyber security.
  • Implications and considerations for businesses in regard to capacity, scope of insurance cover and premium cost.

Access Gallagher cyber risk management expertise

Investment in cyber security, compliance and insurance risk transfer is now essential to survive the current threat landscape. In Australia, Gallagher's Professional and Financial Risks team works with large multinationals and mid-market clients, providing bespoke program design, risk placement solutions, and consulting support across a range of industries.


Disclaimer

Gallagher provides insurance, risk management and benefits consulting services for clients in response to both known and unknown risk exposures. When providing analysis and recommendations regarding potential insurance coverage, potential claims and/or operational strategy in response to national emergencies (including health crises), we do so from an insurance and/or risk management perspective, and offer broad information about risk mitigation, loss control strategy and potential claim exposures. We have prepared this commentary and other news alerts for general information purposes only and the material is not intended to be, nor should it be interpreted as, legal or client-specific risk management advice. General insurance descriptions contained herein do not include complete insurance policy definitions, terms and/or conditions, and should not be relied on for coverage interpretation. The information may not include current governmental or insurance developments, is provided without knowledge of the individual recipient's industry or specific business or coverage circumstances, and in no way reflects or promises to provide insurance coverage outcomes that only insurance carriers' control.

Gallagher publications may contain links to non-Gallagher websites that are created and controlled by other organisations. We claim no responsibility for the content of any linked website, or any link contained therein. The inclusion of any link does not imply endorsement by Gallagher, as we have no responsibility for information referenced in material owned and controlled by other parties. Gallagher strongly encourages you to review any separate terms of use and privacy policies governing use of these third party websites and resources.

Insurance brokerage and related services to be provided by Arthur J. Gallagher & Co (Aus) Limited (ABN 34 005 543 920). Australian Financial Services License (AFSL) No. 238312