That's a supply chain, digital supply chain attack against a company that provides service to a large portion of the Fortune 500, many U.S. and other government agencies, and has a sophisticated nation-state threat actor that sits behind that attack.

Well, we are well into 2021 now, and here in the UK, winter is most definitely upon us. But having spoken to many of you

around the world in the last couple of weeks, does look like hope is in sight. And if you're in the

southern hemisphere, a lot warmer too. And congratulations to those of you in Israel. Not only are

you great innovation. Looks like you've proved the most efficient at getting your vaccine out. Well done.

Matthew Grant here, host of the London podcast, back in the hot seat this week with Pascal

Amelia, who returns after I interviewed him for episode 28 back in May 2019, and still

well worth a listen, by the way.

Now, Cyber may not be making the headlines quite so much in the last few months, well,

apart from the recent Solo Winds attack, I'm going to be talking about that shortly, but the risk is growing,

both affirmative, that's where cyber is an explicit cover and where losses are triggered

by a cyber event, but also in other classes of business where it's not explicitly written

into the cover, but may impact the losses, something that regulators

and rating agencies are paying more attention to. Pascal is about to give us an update on how

CyberCube has expanded since we last spoke to him, including successfully rolling out a new product

for brokers. We talk at length about how insurers are pricing risk and managing their cyber

exposures.

Now, if you're joining us for the first time, it's a real pleasure to have you along.

Thank you. And if you're one of our old friends, well, of course, we really appreciate your time.

Now, here's Pascal.

Pascal, it's great to have you back as another guest on the Instat London podcast. It's great to be back.

Now, last time we spoke, I don't think you'd really got into podcasting at all in the last 18 months, because it was May 2019 when we spoke.

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