A survey conducted by Moody’s, the credit rating, research, and risk analysis firm, finds that cybersecurity remains a high priority for insurers and asset managers worldwide.
The survey, which included responses from 102 companies across both sectors, indicates that organisations are adopting a multi-layered approach to cyber defence, with boards of directors increasingly involved in oversight.
Investment in cybersecurity continues to grow, with firms expanding budgets, recruiting specialised personnel, and implementing advanced defensive strategies.
Despite widespread adoption of strong cybersecurity practices, Moody’s notes that regional differences remain in areas such as third-party risk management, AI governance, and cyber insurance coverage. The survey reflects company responses and does not constitute a formal assessment of overall cybersecurity readiness.
Moody’s survey highlights that companies are reinforcing executive oversight of cybersecurity, often assigning responsibility to senior C-suite leaders.
Briefings to boards and executive teams are occurring more frequently, and 40% of respondents now link CEO compensation to specific cybersecurity performance…
