Aon's integrated approach connects cybersecurity, financial exposure and insurance strategy to support more informed risk decisions.
Cyber risk tops the global risk agenda. According to Aon’s Global Risk Management Survey, cyber risk ranks as the number one current global risk in 2025 and is forecast to retain the top position through to 2028.
While cyber risk continues to rise in priority, many organizations still struggle to quantify the potential financial impact of an attack, demonstrate measurable risk improvement to insurers or determine how much risk to retain versus transfer.
Aon helps clients connect security controls, financial exposure and insurance strategy into a cohesive view to support prioritization, insurer discussions and decisions designed to protect enterprise value.
Evaluating your risk posture and understanding how it compares to peers allows for informed decisions. Aon supports this by offering assessments that provide insights into security controls, helping clients understand vulnerabilities and prioritize investments.
Business Continuity Management (BCM) for Cyber Risk from Aon leverages our extensive experience in helping clients to plan for scenarios that could disrupt their business operations.
The CyQu Diagnostic is Aon’s proprietary eSubmission platform that helps clients identify, measure and manage their cyber risk exposure.
CyQu Marketplace enables Aon to refer clients to selected third party cyber security services that may help address assessed control gaps, support risk improvement and inform insurer engagement.
Aon’s cyber analytics provide quantitative insights necessary to understand and mitigate cyber risks, enabling organizations to make informed, data-driven decisions that protect their assets and ensure operational resilience.
Aon’s cyber impact analysis helps to evaluate an organization’s risk exposure through the financial quantification of relevant cyber scenarios.
More frequent and severe cyber threats and ransomware attacks can compromise critical operations and increase reputational risk.
Risk finance decision making can be difficult: the markets for risk are dynamic, and corporate exposure changes rapidly amid forces such as inflation, growth, and emergent risks.
Cyber risk is a growing part of the larger risk portfolio. Aon’s approach helps quantify probable cyber losses so businesses can make decisions to transfer the risk via cyber insurance.
As a company’s digital presence expands — and as cyber criminals become more advanced — the cyber risks a business faces grow and become more sophisticated. Cyber insurance is critical to an organization’s overall cyber risk management strategy.
When a cyber event occurs, organizations need to coordinate with insurers, document losses and support recovery efforts efficiently. Aon provides claims advocacy, forensic accounting and access to incident response providers to help clients prepare claims, engage insurers and pursue recovery.
Claims advocacy involves the deployment of specialist resources and capabilities to help organizations achieve the best possible claim outcomes they are entitled to under an insurance policy.
Claims preparation is the complete process of quantifying, organizing and substantiating a claim in a loss event. It involves developing the optimal methodology to quantify loss and compiling evidence of a provable business loss.
Incident Response Provider Network offers access to third party cyber security specialists who can help organizations respond to and recover from cyber events.
Disclaimer:
*Aon may facilitate introductions or referrals to selected third-party service providers. Services are provided by such providers under separate agreements directly between them and the client. Aon does not recommend, endorse or guarantee the quality or performance of any third-party services. Where applicable, Aon may receive remuneration from a service provider in connection with a referral and will provide further details upon request.
Aon helps organizations connect cybersecurity controls, financial exposure, insurance strategy and recovery planning to better understand risk and make informed decisions across mitigation, retention, transfer and recovery.
Aon combines cyber risk expertise, analytics and insurance market insight to help organizations understand exposure, engage with insurers, evaluate risk financing options and strengthen resilience.
Aon's cyber analytics, including Cyber Risk Analyzer and CyQu, help organizations evaluate security controls, model financial impacts and identify priorities for investment and risk transfer.
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