The National Cyber Insurance Congress celebrates its sixth edition in Madrid with AI, European regulations, and profitability as key discussion points.
On June 5, Madrid will once again become the national epicenter of cyber insurance with the celebration of the VI edition of Cyber Insurance Day (#CID25), a key meeting that will bring together insurance industry professionals, cybersecurity experts, insurtechs, public entities, and large tech companies.
The event, to be held in person at the Truss Room of Movistar Arena, will address the significant challenges facing the insurance industry in the context of increasing digital threats, new European regulations, and accelerated technological transformation.
### From Response to Anticipation: Towards Intelligent Cyber Insurance
One of the main focuses of CID25 will be the emerging role of Artificial Intelligence in cyber insurance. Under the title “Towards Intelligent Cyber Insurance,” a roundtable will gather key voices like Belén Medina (Globalvia), José Romero Salvador (Insurance Sector), Alberto Martín de los Santos (INETUM and Madrid AI Cluster), and representatives from the insurtech Stoik.
Experts will explore how AI technologies are evolving traditional models, shifting from a reactive stance to proactive digital defense strategies, supported by threat detection automation, predictive analysis, and adaptive cyber resilience. Ethical challenges of integrating AI into insurance processes and cyber defense will also be discussed.
### Risk, Profitability, and Business Resilience
Another highlighted roundtable, titled “Cybersecurity with Returns: Economic Impact and Risk Management,” will feature Jaime Morales (Ciberso) and Rafael Ortiz (Arch Insurance). The discussion will focus on the direct financial impact of cyberattacks and how companies can quantify their potential losses—from business interruptions to regulatory fines or reputational damage.
The importance of calculating the return on investment (ROI) of cybersecurity solutions will be emphasized, as well as how cyber insurance can serve as a critical lever for the financial sustainability of organizations in an increasingly hostile digital environment.
### Auditing, Prevention, and Response: Keys to Effective Cyber Insurance
The third roundtable will delve into the operational foundations of an effective corporate cybersecurity policy. Carlos Coscollano (BDO) will discuss the essential role of security audits, risk mitigation, and incident response plans.
Best practices for anticipating vulnerabilities, establishing rapid response protocols, and coordinating efforts among insurers, brokers, and clients to minimize the operational and legal impact of a cyberattack will be shared.
### Regulation as a Driving Force in Cyber Insurance Contracting
The regulatory environment will also take center stage in “Cyber Insurance and Compliance: Adapting to an Evolving Regulatory Environment.” The panel will include representatives from companies like DHL Express and ACCIONA, who will discuss how the entry into force of NIS2, DORA, or the European Cyber Resilience Regulation is transforming the way cyber insurance is contracted and managed.
The need to align compliance with internal cybersecurity policies and insurability criteria, as well as the strategic value of a robust digital governance as a trust guarantee among customers, partners, and regulators, will be highlighted.
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### A Key Meeting for the Future of the Industry
Cyber Insurance Day 2025 solidifies its position as the premier meeting point for those working at the intersection of insurance, technology, and cybersecurity. In an era where cyberattacks are a certainty rather than a possibility, the event offers a unique opportunity to share knowledge, network, and anticipate the trends that will define the future of cyber insurance in Spain and Europe.
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