

Cyber Executive Education Programme-Edinburgh
Our Cyber Executive Education Programme equips CEOs, Directors, and Non-Executive Directors with essential frameworks and best practices to manage cyber security-related risks, and aims to…
Cyber insurance has quickly become one of the most debated aspects of cyber security strategy, acting as a vital safety net and source of peace of mind for some organisations while leaving others frustrated by exclusions, rising premiums, and uncertainty about what is actually covered. As cyber threats evolve, so too does the insurance market, and many businesses remain unsure of how these policies work in practice, what insurers really expect, and how cyber insurance should fit into a wider resilience strategy.
In this Cyber Byte webinar, we are joined by Kye Brown from Coalition and Martin Sloan from Brodies, who will bring the insurer and legal perspectives together to help you separate fact from fiction. Kye will outline how insurers evaluate risk, what they look for when underwriting policies, and how the market is adapting to new threats, while Martin will explain the legal considerations, common pitfalls, and the importance of understanding how policies interact with compliance and regulatory obligations.
Together, they will demystify the realities of cyber insurance, exploring what businesses often get right and wrong when purchasing cover, what to expect when making a claim, and how insurance can support, but never replace, strong cyber resilience. Whether your organisation already holds a policy, is considering taking one out, or simply wants a clearer view of how insurance fits into your overall cyber strategy, this session will provide practical insights to help you ask the right questions and make better-informed decisions.