Abstract
An earlier paper, 'Cyber Risk: Insuring the Digital Age' (2015) was written with the aim of addressing the gap in writing on English law relating to the insurance of cyber risks. The part of that paper concerned with English law has been superseded by more comprehensive studies. This paper is, therefore, concerned only to update the discussion of the US cases. While differences between US and English insurance law and practice mean it cannot be assumed that English judges would reach the same conclusions, the US cases provide useful insights into the issues and how they may be addressed.
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