Cyber StrataScope intersects Advisen’s industry-leading cyber event data with time series company data to provide insight into cyber events and their consequences.
What should be the pricing relativities among industries?
How should revenues affect cyber pricing?
Which types of events more frequently lead to lawsuits?
Which three industries experienced the greatest increase and decrease in cyber event frequency?
Which three industries experienced the greatest increase and decrease in affected records?
What is the source of these changes in frequency and affected records?
How can I visualize the differences among industries and their loss trends?
Which industries have experienced cyber events with the greatest affected records?
How does the affected record count vary by event type?
Which types of events have experienced the greatest change in frequency? In severity?
How does loss severity vary by event type?
What industries are experiencing increases in litigation?
Which vendors by industry or type are at risk for cyber events? How do I analyze trends?
Insurer benefits include:
Risk Professional benefits include:
Advisen’s Cyber StrataScope draws on data from our Master Significant Cases and Actions Database (MSCAd) – which contains more than 225,000 global severity events proprietarily researched by Advisen. The Cyber Risks data powering StrataScope is based on our fastest growing category of cases, increasing at over 100 per week.
The case data is related to Advisen’s proprietary time series company data set which describes companies with revenues over $1 million reaching back to 2008.
Cyber StrataScope allows cases to be analyzed by:
The companies experiencing the Cyber Event can be segmented by:
Advisen’s data feeds provide model-ready loss data, intersected to current and time series business data to enable building of proprietary algorithms and risk dashboards. The Loss Insight feed includes:
The cyber case event records include key attributes including the affected company, case type, affected count, data source, and data type. Costs associated with remediation, fines and penalties, financial loss, and litigation are provided in separate records which are linked through related cases.
The company data summary file includes counts of companies grouped by the following attributes: