The nature of cyber risk continues to evolve, while the scope of vulnerability and exposure to risk expands. Driven by the successful integration of AI-driven detection systems and improved resilience, a number of global markets have seen the frequency of cyber incidents stabilize in 2025, according to recent reports. The U.S., meanwhile, marked an historic high in severity, with the average cost of a data breach in 2025 exceeding $10.2 million – more than twice the global average of $4.4 million. Ultimately, the success of any individual company – or any geographic market – in protecting against cyber incidents rides on understanding the ever-evolving threat landscape, the legal and regulatory frameworks that govern its data acquisition and storage activity, and the interconnectedness of business partners who increase exposure up and down a company’s supply chain.
This edition of the Chubb Cyber Claims report explores Chubb’s historical claims data through December 2025 to reveal insights on claim frequency and severity trends – and factors fueling these trends – to help businesses navigate a complex cyber risk environment and build financial and operational resilience.
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