CyberCube provides cyber risk analytics for insurers and reinsurers. Learn about its 2026 pricing model, features, clients, and use cases.
Category
Security
Pricing
Enterprise subscription/licensing, custom quoted per client, from Not publicly disclosed (enterprise sales-quoted pricing)
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Last updated
July 19, 2026
Founded
2015
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States
What is CyberCube
CyberCube is a cyber risk analytics company that builds software and data models specifically for the insurance industry, helping insurers, reinsurers, brokers, and MGAs understand, price, and manage exposure to cyber risk.
The platform originated in 2015 inside Symantec before spinning off as an independent company focused exclusively on the insurance vertical, and it is headquartered in San Francisco, California.
Core products: underwriting and portfolio risk
CyberCube's Account Manager product is designed for individual underwriting workflows, surfacing predictive risk insights to help underwriters make more informed pricing and selection decisions on specific accounts.
Its Portfolio Manager product addresses accumulation risk at the book level, helping insurers and reinsurers understand how a single large-scale cyber event could generate correlated losses across many policies simultaneously.
Market position and funding
CyberCube states that its analytics are used by more than two-thirds of the global cyber (re)insurance market by premium, with clients including major reinsurers, brokers, and insurers such as Munich Re, Chubb, Guy Carpenter, and Aon.
In 2025, Spectrum Equity joined CyberCube's roster of financial backers as a new cornerstone investor in a financing round exceeding 180 million USD, signaling continued institutional confidence in the cyber risk analytics category.
Key Features
Cyber catastrophe accumulation modeling — Models the risk that a single cyber event could generate correlated losses across many policyholders at once.
Individual account underwriting insights — The Account Manager product surfaces predictive risk data to support underwriting pricing decisions.
Portfolio-level risk management — The Portfolio Manager product helps insurers understand aggregation risk across their full cyber book of business.
Coverage across the insurance value chain — Serves insurers, reinsurers, brokers, MGAs, and insurance-linked securities investors.
Data-driven pricing support — Provides quantitative inputs intended to improve the accuracy of cyber insurance pricing.
Origins in cybersecurity threat data — Built originally inside Symantec, giving the platform a cybersecurity-informed data foundation.
Institutional backing — Backed by major financial investors including Spectrum Equity as of a 2025 investment round.
Focus exclusively on the insurance industry — Purpose-built for insurance use cases rather than being a general cybersecurity risk tool.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Deep specialization in the notoriously hard problem of cyber catastrophe modeling
Strong market penetration, reportedly used by over two-thirds of the global cyber (re)insurance market by premium
Backed by significant institutional investment supporting continued R&D
Distinct products for both underwriting-level and portfolio-level risk
Cybersecurity heritage from its origins inside Symantec
Serves the full insurance value chain, from insurers to brokers to ILS investors
Cons
Enterprise-only pricing model with no public self-serve pricing
Not accessible to individual businesses seeking to understand their own cyber risk directly
Cyber risk modeling remains an inherently difficult and fast-changing discipline, limiting guaranteed model accuracy
Sales cycles and onboarding are likely lengthy given the enterprise insurance client base
Company employee counts vary noticeably across third-party data sources, making size hard to pin down precisely
Frequently Asked Questions
What does CyberCube do
It provides cyber risk analytics and modeling software that helps insurers, reinsurers, and brokers quantify, price, and manage cyber insurance risk.
When was CyberCube founded
It was founded in 2015, originally incubated within Symantec before becoming a standalone company.
Where is CyberCube headquartered
CyberCube is headquartered in San Francisco, California.
Who uses CyberCube
Its clients include insurers, reinsurers, brokers, managing general agents, and insurance-linked securities investors, reportedly covering more than two-thirds of the global cyber (re)insurance market by premium.
Is CyberCube pricing publicly available
No, CyberCube uses an enterprise sales model with custom quoted pricing rather than published self-serve pricing.
What is CyberCube's Account Manager product
It is a tool purpose-built for insurance underwriter workflows, surfacing predictive risk insights to support individual account pricing and selection decisions.
What is CyberCube's Portfolio Manager product
It helps insurers and reinsurers manage accumulation risk, assessing how a single cyber event could cause correlated losses across an entire portfolio.
Has CyberCube raised outside investment
Yes, in 2025 Spectrum Equity joined CyberCube's existing financial backers as a new cornerstone investor in a financing round exceeding 180 million USD.