CyberCube – Weekly Recap

CyberCube is a cyber risk analytics provider serving the insurance, reinsurance, and capital markets sectors, and this weekly recap highlights its recent focus on thought leadership and market engagement. Over the past week, the company announced multiple upcoming industry appearances and events that emphasize its expertise in cyber risk modeling, supply chain vulnerabilities, and insurance-linked securities.

CyberCube revealed that its Director of Insurance Risk Consulting, Jonathan C., will speak at the Cyber Insurance Association Seminar in London on January 27, 2026. His session will address supply chain cyber security risks and attacks, with a focus on how insurers and reinsurers can better assess and manage cyber supply chain exposures. This engagement reinforces CyberCube’s positioning as a specialist in quantifying complex and evolving cyber threats, particularly as supply chain risk becomes a growing concern for (re)insurers.

The company also announced its “Cyber Predictions 2026” webinar, scheduled for January 22, 2026, featuring speakers from the International Underwriting Association (IUA), the Association of Bermuda Insurers and Reinsurers (ABIR), SE LABS, and CyberCube. The webinar will cover emerging cyber risk trends, the role of artificial intelligence in underwriting, changing threat actors, and broader market dynamics in the cyber (re)insurance sector. By convening stakeholders across the industry, CyberCube is underscoring its role as a thought leader and analytics partner for organizations seeking to navigate AI-driven underwriting and forward-looking cyber risk themes.

In addition, CyberCube highlighted that its VP of Solution Consulting, Brittany Baker, will attend the Artemis.bm ILS NYC 2026 conference on February 6. The event targets the insurance-linked securities and reinsurance communities, and CyberCube is using this forum to engage with market participants interested in cyber risk transfer and capital markets structures. This presence signals the company’s intent to position its analytics as key tools for structuring, pricing, and managing cyber risk within ILS and reinsurance portfolios.

Collectively, these updates indicate a week centered on strengthening CyberCube’s visibility and relationships across insurers, reinsurers, and ILS investors. While none of the announcements disclose new products, major contracts, or financial metrics, the company’s active participation in seminars, webinars, and conferences supports its long-term strategic positioning. By reinforcing its expertise in areas such as supply chain risk, AI-enabled underwriting, and capital markets applications of cyber analytics, CyberCube may be better placed to capture future demand for sophisticated cyber risk modeling solutions. Overall, it was a week marked by strategic engagement and thought leadership initiatives designed to underpin the company’s future growth prospects in the cyber risk ecosystem.