Gallagher: Is AI & Cyber Insurance a New InsurTech Frontier?

Cyber Magazine· June 20, 2026

Gallagher is exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence and cyber insurance as a potential new frontier for the InsurTech sector. This exploration highlights the evolving landscape of digital risk management and the increasing role of automated technologies in insurance product development. Such trends are significant for the industry as it seeks to address complex cyber threats through innovative technological solutions.

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