CyberCube

CyberCube emerged in 2015 as a spinout from Symantec, initially leveraging Symantec's threat intelligence before becoming a standalone cyber risk analytics provider backed by ForgePoint Capital.

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They sell software that helps insurance companies predict and price cyberattack risks.

CyberCube emerged in 2015 as a spinout from Symantec, initially leveraging Symantec's threat intelligence before becoming a standalone cyber risk analytics provider backed by ForgePoint Capital. The company specializes in quantifying cyber risk for insurers, offering scenario-based modeling tools that analyze technology dependencies and potential financial impacts. As of early 2024, CyberCube reported serving over 100 clients, including 75% of the top 40 US and European cyber insurers by premium volume, with high double-digit annual recurring revenue growth.

Notably, 17 of the top 20 US cyber insurers and 13 of the top 20 European carriers use its products. The firm has expanded into Asia-Pacific markets, evidenced by its participation in the 2026 Korea International Insurance Conference. CyberCube's 2025 H1 threat briefing highlighted its focus on small business cyber risks, a segment it identifies as both underserved and vulnerable to aggregation events.

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Who buys this

  • Commercial property and casualty insurers
  • Reinsurance brokers and carriers
  • Managing general agents (MGAs)
  • Insurance-linked securities investors
  • Government and regulatory bodies

Publicly disclosed clients

  • CNA
  • Chubb
  • Munich Re
  • Aon
  • Beazley
  • Aviva

Strengths and what to watch

Strengths

  • Dominates cyber risk modeling for insurers, covering 70% of global cyber premiums
  • Maintains exclusive access to Symantec's threat intelligence data
  • Expanded API integrations (CyberConnect) drove 100% revenue growth in 2023

Watch for

  • Heavy reliance on ForgePoint Capital-backed ecosystem (shared investors with competitors like Converge Insurance)
  • Potential saturation in core insurer market after reaching 100+ clients
  • Unproven traction in small business segment despite 2025 report emphasis

Recent moves

Key Information

Founded
2015

Frequently Asked Questions

What does CyberCube do for insurance companies?

CyberCube provides cyber risk analytics software that helps insurers predict and price cyberattack risks. Their scenario-based modeling tools analyze technology dependencies and financial impacts, serving over 100 clients including 75% of top US/European cyber insurers. The company spun out from Symantec in 2015.

How accurate is CyberCube's cyber risk modeling?

CyberCube's models cover 70% of global cyber premiums and leverage exclusive Symantec threat intelligence. Their tools analyze complex technology dependencies to quantify financial impacts, with 17 of the top 20 US cyber insurers and 13 of top European carriers using their products as of 2024.

Which major insurers use CyberCube's services?

CyberCube serves CNA, Chubb, Munich Re, Aon, Beazley, and Aviva among others. As of 2024, they work with 75% of the top 40 US and European cyber insurers by premium volume, demonstrating strong adoption in the commercial P&C and reinsurance markets.

Does CyberCube offer solutions for small business cyber risks?

Yes, CyberCube's 2025 threat briefing highlighted small business cyber risks as a key focus area. They identify this segment as both underserved and vulnerable to aggregation events, though market traction remains unproven compared to their core insurer client base.

Is CyberCube expanding into Asian markets?

CyberCube is expanding in Asia-Pacific, evidenced by their participation in the 2026 Korea International Insurance Conference. This follows their strong growth in Western markets where they already serve most top cyber insurers, suggesting strategic geographic diversification.

How fast is CyberCube growing?

CyberCube reported high double-digit annual recurring revenue growth as of 2024, with API integrations driving 100% revenue growth in 2023. The firm surpassed 100 clients that year, including most top US and European cyber insurers, demonstrating rapid adoption in the insurance analytics market.

Sources

  1. www.prnewswire.com — Origins as Symantec spinout and CNA partnership
  2. www.cybcube.com — 2024 client count and market share metrics
  3. www.cybcube.com — 2025 small business risk focus
  4. www.cybcube.com — 2026 Asia-Pacific expansion