The woes within the industry could mean significant ramifications for policyholders.

CyberAcuView and the APCIA are two different answers to a phenomenon rocking the cyber insurance industry.

AIG had cited multiple clauses in its policy to argue against paying, though the court ruled the tactic did not count as "bad faith."

The dispute comes amid a period of ongoing scrutiny over what kinds of breach-related costs are insured.

Payments are likely to continue as costs add up, the Norwegian company said in an earnings report.

Insurers are exploring cybersecurity as an area with growth potential.

It's the latest dispute between an insurer and client over whether a plan can cover losses incurred by online fraud.

Insurers earned $1.35 billion from cyber insurance premiums last year, a 35 percent increase over the year before, according to new figures from the ratings agency Fitch.

Some of the wealthiest Americans can now expand their home insurance packages to include expert advice and technology for reducing their exposure to cyberattacks, as well as…