KYND Expands Cyber Risk Analytics for Insurers With Enhanced Intelligence

The enhanced platform delivers deeper cyber risk insights, helping insurers improve underwriting accuracy, exposure assessment, and portfolio management.

KYND, a provider of cyber risk analytics intelligence, has launched Portfolio Analytics, a new solution designed to help insurance companies improve their evaluation of cyber risk across their portfolios and enhance their risk management decisions. The creation of this platform was driven by the growing need for increased clarity regarding cyber risk. Insurers are under pressure to comprehend not just the weaknesses impacting policyholders but also to evaluate how well these risks are being dealt with.

Portfolio Analytics offers insurers a comprehensive overview of cyber risks at the portfolio level, enabling teams to pinpoint organizations exposed to significant vulnerabilities, track unresolved risks, and gain a deeper understanding of efforts to address them. According to KYND, the insurance industry has traditionally depended on one-time evaluations of cyber risk. However, due to the increasing pace of cyber threats, insurers now need ongoing visibility into how exposures evolve. According to reports tracked by CIO Bulletin, this launch is timely as cyber-attacks continue to have broad operational and financial consequences for companies. The 2025 Jaguar Land Rover cyber incident demonstrated the potential magnitude of interconnected cyber events, impacting over 5,000 UK organizations and causing an estimated £1.9 billion in economic damage.

“Growing expectations around active portfolio management present a particular challenge for cyber insurers, given the speed at which cyber risks can emerge and spread across interconnected organisations, suppliers and technology providers.” - Andy Thomas, KYND Founder and CEO.

Businesses are increasingly worried about weaknesses in their supply chains. The 2026 Cyber Claims Report by Chubb reveals that 65% of major companies now see third-party and supply-chain threats as their main cybersecurity issue, up from 54% in the previous year. KYND explained that Portfolio Analytics is created to assist insurance companies in enhancing their underwriting procedures, spotting clusters of portfolio risk sooner, and improving interactions with insured businesses.