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IP address counts are a strong predictor of cyber claims

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By Kate McCaffery | Oct. 24, 2024, 3:26 p.m.

Flash | P&C Insurance | Business insurance | Cyberrisks | ARTHUR J. GALLAGHER | Special risks | Technology | Cyberrisks | Analytic

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External scanning to remove the worst risks results in notable loss ratio declines.

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