Insurance should be an early warning system, say analysts.
“Massive” cyber protection gap may require help from governments to create a larger market.
Credentialing bodies, insurers and agents given best practices and reporting protocols to follow.
Beyond prevention, report encourages investment in detection and response.
New cyber attack methods, outdated systems and infrastructure a concern for many in recent survey.
Lloyd’s says plausible cyber attack could causes losses over $3.5-trillion.
Munich Re says it will grow its risk capacity in the continent.