Trium Cyber partners with AttackIQ for enhanced cybersecurity
Trium Cyber, the Lloyds of London cyber insurance specialist, has partnered with AttackIQ to provide its policyholders with AttackIQ Flex, aiming to enhance cybersecurity and reduce risk.
AttackIQ Flex is an on-demand testing service that allows organisations to quickly simulate cyberattacks through a user-friendly interface. It utilises AttackIQ’s advanced emulation software to replicate real-world cyberattacks, offering detailed security performance metrics and mitigation recommendations within minutes. This helps organisations strengthen their defences and intercept attackers before they succeed.
Through this partnership, Trium Cyber will offer policyholders free Flex credits, enabling them to test various aspects of their security as needed. This removes the complexity and time constraints that previously hindered comprehensive testing.
Rupen Shah, Vice President of Business Development, Channels and Alliances at AttackIQ, states, “Trium Cyber is a true innovator in the cyber insurance space.”
Shah continues, “Their commitment to offering pre-incident services like AttackIQ Flex goes beyond the traditional model. It fosters a collaborative partnership with their insureds, empowering businesses to proactively strengthen their defences. This helps individual companies reduce their cyber risk and contributes to a more resilient cyber insurance landscape for everyone.”
Josh Ladeau, CEO of Trium Cyber, comments, “We’re committed to connecting our policyholders with best-in-class solutions to proactively manage their cyber risk.”
Ladeau adds, “AttackIQ stood out as an ideal partner due to their innovative Flex solution. Providing our insureds access to this industry-leading breach and attack simulation solution empowers our clients to continuously and efficiently test their defences and identify areas for improvement. These are critical elements of an effective security program and we’re excited to deliver such an impactful tool to our primary policyholders.”
