The adoption of cyber attack liability insurance has increased significantly over the years due to rising cyber attacks, resulting in higher premium costs. Insurers face challenges in understanding and managing risk, particularly with nation-state attackers and advanced persistent threats. The attribution problem makes it difficult to determine who is responsible for a cyber attack, with many cases being hard to attribute accurately. This has led insurance companies like Lloyd's of London to take a conservative approach and place the onus of attribution on policyholders. A lack of visibility into security posture is also driving how insurance companies calculate risk, highlighting the need for a cybersecurity platform that provides rich analytics and access to historical knowledge about vulnerabilities and remediation strategies.