The Cyber Risk Heatmap is a Moody’s Insurance College study that assesses and compares cyber risk across sectors by evaluating exposure, preparedness, and potential financial losses from cyber events. This session will showcase the findings of the study for the audience.

Building on research presented at Exceedance 2026, this session will revisit recent work on cyber diversification, exploring how evolving threat landscapes, technology dependencies, and portfolio characteristics influence the degree of diversification across cyber risk portfolios and what this may mean for risk assessment and accumulation management.

This session will showcase Moody's cyber Modeler on the Integrated Risk Platform (IRP), highlighting how users can leverage the platform to streamline cyber risk analysis, access model capabilities, and integrate cyber insights into broader risk management workflows. 

Building on the ISG's ongoing research into cloud services, service providers, and broader digital infrastructure dependencies, this session will provide an update on recent findings and emerging areas of focus. Discussions will explore how critical digital infrastructures components contribute to cyber accumulation risk and what these interconnected dependencies mean for resilience, exposure management, and future risk assessment.  

Building on last year's discussion of emerging research into the impact of AI on cyber risk, this session will explore how the landscape has evolved over the past year, highlighting key developments, emerging trends, and their implications for cyber risk and resilience.