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Nov 14, 2025 Mike Arrowsmith, Chief Trust Officer at NinjaOne, discusses the pressing issues of cyber insurance, likening it to California's fire insurance crisis. He highlights how AI technology is lowering attack complexity, leading to more frequent breaches and increased insurer payouts. Arrowsmith emphasizes the shift in insurers' due diligence from simple questionnaires to thorough audits. He also advises organizations to view cyber insurance as a partnership rather than just a cost, ensuring comprehensive coverage tailored to their cybersecurity needs.
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AI Lowers Attack Complexity But Not Fully Autonomous
- Anthropic reported China-linked actors used Claude to automate much of a September espionage campaign, claiming up to 90% automation.
- Outside researchers questioned autonomy and noted hallucinations and heavy reliance on common tools, limiting impact.
Google Backs Off Heavy-Handed Android Rules
- Google softened its 2026 developer verification plan after developer backlash over fees and ID checks.
- The company will add a lightweight account for small-audience developers and an advanced sideload flow with warnings.
AT&T Settlement Opens Claims Window
- AT&T settled class claims totaling $177M for two 2024 breaches and allows eligible customers to claim up to $5,000.
- Claims must be filed by December 18th at telecomdatasettlement.com.