Cyber Insurers Have Become the De Facto Regulators of Corporate Security
Companies that ignored security consultants for years are now doing exactly what their insurance carriers demand, because the alternative is being uninsurable.
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Sunday, August 16th, 2026 105 stories Independent & Reader-Supported
Companies that ignored security consultants for years are now doing exactly what their insurance carriers demand, because the alternative is being uninsurable.
Deployment has run well ahead of measurement. A striking number of production systems have no defensible answer to whether they are performing better than what they replaced.
Broad market index funds have become substantially less diversified than the word index implies. Institutional allocators are reworking mandates written when the assumption held.
Companies built production systems on models that vendors retire on their own schedule. The resulting migrations are unplanned, unbudgeted and increasingly frequent.