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Thomas Murray Cyber Risk Launches Service for Enhanced Cybersecurity

The service adds continuous monitoring, 24/7 incident response and tiered warranty coverage that expands as organisations meet security milestones.

  • Thomas Murray Cyber Risk launched CyberResponse+, a subscription service combining continuous exposure monitoring with a tiered warranty that caps financial losses from breaches, regulatory fines, and business interruption.
  • Ioan Peters, managing director at Thomas Murray Cyber Risk, said "Cyber risk has traditionally been priced without regard to how mature an organisation's defences actually are." The service aims to reward security progress.
  • CyberResponse+ replaces fragmented point solutions with one annual fee across three tiers: Core, Advanced, and Elite. Features range from basic monitoring to real-time breach detection and 24/7 SLA-backed incident response.
  • David Whiteley, director of channel and partnerships, Thomas Murray Cyber Risk, said the service gives partners "a distinguished proposition to take to market" and strengthens client resilience through specialist response support.
  • As organizations hit defined maturity milestones, warranty coverage expands to include incident costs and regulatory fines. Thomas Murray leverages three decades of financial risk expertise to reward security progress with financial protection.
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Thomas Murray launches CyberResponse+ service

The subscription protects businesses against financial losses from security breaches.

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Thomas Murray Cyber Risk launches service for enhanced cybersecurity

The subscription protects businesses against financial losses from security breaches.

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