CyberCube has announced an expanded partnership with HUB International, the global insurance broker and financial services firm.
Through the partnership, HUB will integrate CyberCube’s software and services to enhance its cyber risk analytics capabilities for clients across North America.
As part of the agreement, HUB will deploy CyberCube’s Broking Manager platform to evaluate clients’ financial exposure to cyber risks and support risk transfer strategies. The tool is designed to provide actionable insights to help clients navigate the evolving cyber threat landscape.
HUB’s Professional & Executive Risks (ProEx) team, which focuses on professional and executive liability insurance, will use CyberCube’s analytics to strengthen its advisory services. The platform will assist HUB’s specialists in identifying vulnerabilities, quantifying potential losses, and guiding clients in structuring effective cyber insurance programs.
Nate Brink, head of broker partnerships at CyberCube, highlighted the value of the partnership.
“We look forward to supporting HUB in supporting cyber insurance buyers with the leading cyber insurance analytics for risk transfer decision making. The expanded partnership is a testament to the valuable role CyberCube plays in helping cyber insurance buyers to make data-driven decisions,” Brink said.
Nathan Hansen, senior vice president and US cyber and technology practice leader for HUB’s ProEx team, emphasized the benefits of the collaboration.
“Our partnership with CyberCube allows HUB ProEx specialists access to an innovative tool to proactively approach cyber placements, leading our clients to make informed and well-reasoned decisions regarding their cyber programs,” Hansen said.
Earlier this year, digital marketplace CatX, known for connecting re/insurers and brokers with alternative capital, also announced a collaboration with CyberCube.
The partnership will integrates CyberCube's advanced analytics into the CatX platform, thereby aiding brokers and re/insurers in expanding their capacity while improving their modeling and pricing strategies for cyber risks.
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