CyberCube and Supercede have entered into a strategic partnership aimed at streamlining the process of cyber reinsurance placements.
The collaboration will allow brokers and carriers to transfer structured submission data directly from Supercede’s platform into CyberCube’s analytics environment, eliminating the need for manual data formatting and reducing the time required to move from submission to analysis.
With this integration, clients using both platforms will be able to send CyberCube-compatible portfolio data electronically, bypassing the traditional reliance on spreadsheets and manual file reformatting.
The companies said this process is designed to minimize delays and support more informed decision-making for cyber reinsurance placements.
“Supercede’s platform plays a critical role in digitizing reinsurance submissions,” said Ross Wirth (pictured above), vice president and head of strategic tech ecosystem at CyberCube. “By integrating our capabilities, we’re accelerating the flow of high-quality cyber data from the point of submission.”
The combined solution offers an automated, end-to-end process for analyzing cyber portfolios. Carriers can choose to share portfolios electronically with brokers or other markets involved in the placement, providing a single source of data for all parties.
The new solution is available immediately. Both CyberCube and Supercede indicated plans to expand the offering with additional features based on client feedback.
The partnership comes as CyberCube continues to expand its reach in the cyber risk analytics space. HUB International previously announced it would integrate CyberCube’s software and services to enhance its cyber risk analytics capabilities for clients across North America.
HUB’s Professional & Executive Risks team is also utilizing CyberCube’s analytics to identify vulnerabilities, quantify potential losses, and help clients structure effective cyber insurance programs.
The analytics platform supports specialists in strengthening their advisory services and guiding clients in structuring cyber insurance programs that address specific risk exposures.
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