CyberCube, a leading cyber risk analytics provider, announced the release of Portfolio Manager Version 6 (PMv6) on July 14, 2025, marking a significant advancement in cyber catastrophe modeling for the insurance industry. Used by 75% of the top 40 U.S. and European cyber insurance carriers, PMv6 introduces enhanced capabilities to address the evolving global cyber insurance market, focusing on diversification, geographic variation, and risk mitigation.
CyberCube releases Portfolio Manager Version 6 (PMv6) on July 14, 2025.
Supports global cyber insurance market with expanded international exposure modeling.
Enhances geographic variation for cloud outages, ransomware, and wiper malware.
Introduces risk modifiers aligned with NIST and CIS security frameworks.
Leverages updated Enterprise Intelligence Layer (EIL) for global data insights.
Focuses on diversification to address Single Points of Failure (SPoFs).
PMv6 reflects the shift of the cyber insurance market from a U.S.-centric focus to a global landscape. It enhances modeling capabilities for international exposures, with improved data collection in countries like Germany, France, Australia, Spain, Canada, the UK, and Japan. The updated Enterprise Intelligence Layer (EIL), a proprietary dataset covering millions of companies, supports this expansion by integrating data from public, proprietary, and partner sources.
The release explicitly accounts for geographic variations in cloud service provider outages and the spread patterns of ransomware and wiper malware attacks. By incorporating these factors, PMv6 enables insurers to better assess risks across diverse regions. “PMv6 represents a major step forward for cyber catastrophe modeling,” said Ashwin Kashyap, CyberCube’s Co-founder and Chief Product Officer. “We have made significant progress in addressing the drivers of diversification and risk mitigation.”
PMv6 emphasizes mitigation strategies to reduce the impact of large-scale cyber events, an area previously underexplored compared to attritional losses. The platform incorporates companies’ security scores and introduces new risk modifiers aligned with NIST and CIS security control frameworks. These enhancements allow underwriters to integrate actionable insights into their processes, improving exposure management. “This release marks an important step forward for our industry,” said Jon Laux, CyberCube’s VP of Analytics.
Despite global market growth, the cyber insurance market remains concentrated in the U.S., where American technologies and data centers often serve as Single Points of Failure (SPoFs). PMv6, combined with CyberCube’s 2024 Exposure Databases, equips insurers with tools to identify and manage these risks, supporting portfolio diversification as the market expands into Europe and Asia.
CyberCube’s PMv6 empowers (re)insurers with actionable intelligence to grow global cyber exposure while managing catastrophe risks. The platform’s transparency and robust data analytics help insurers navigate the dynamic cyber threat landscape. With partnerships like those with Aviva and Trium Cyber, CyberCube continues to lead the industry, serving over 100 insurance institutions globally.
CyberCube’s Portfolio Manager Version 6 positions the company as a key partner for insurers expanding into new geographies. By enhancing global modeling, risk mitigation, and SPoF management, PMv6 sets a new standard for cyber catastrophe analytics, driving informed decision-making in 2025 and beyond.
CyberCube is the leading provider of software-as-a-service cyber risk analytics to quantify cyber risk in financial terms. Driven by data and informed by insight, we have harnessed the power of artificial intelligence to supplement our multi-disciplinary team. Our clients rely on our solutions to make informed decisions about managing and transferring cyber risks. We unpack complex cyber threats into clear, actionable strategies, translating cyber risk into financial impact on businesses, markets, and society as a whole.