“Cyber liability carriers ... will start putting AI governance questions right into the renewal paperwork. The same way MFA and backup showed up there a few years back.”

Public Risk Management · Cyber Risks Created by Employee Use of AI - Brian Thamm

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Predict that cyber liability carriers will start adding AI governance questions to renewal paperwork

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