K.M. Dastur to deploy CyberCube’s Broking Manager in India

The collaboration aims to deliver customised insights as the reinsurer seeks to address risk concerns for clients. Credit: Song_about_summer/Shutterstock.

K.M. Dastur Reinsurance Brokers has joined forces with CyberCube to deploy its Broking Manager platform in India.  

This collaboration aims to deliver customised insights as the reinsurer seeks to address risk concerns for clients.  

The deployment, tailored for insurance intermediaries, will empower K.M. Dastur’s clients with data-driven insights into their cyber exposures.  

This includes financial impact modelling, understanding threat trends and offering “benchmarking analysis”.  

CyberCube’s platform is expected to enhance K.M. Dastur’s consultative approach, facilitating more informed conversations with clients about cyber risk.  

K.M. Dastur Sr. vice-president Sriharsha KVR said: “As cyber threats evolve, our clients are looking to us for deeper insights and stronger guidance. Broking Manager gives us the analytical backbone to meet that demand and solidify cyber insurance as a critical part of our offering. It is a tool that not only supports our growth but adds real value to our client relationships.” 

CyberCube head of Broker Partnerships Nate Brink added: “Welcoming K.M. Dastur into the CyberCube community is an exciting step in the continued growth of our global broker network. With Broking Manager, its team will be equipped to have more meaningful conversations with clients about cyber risk and insurance, helping them understand exposures and make smarter coverage decisions.” 

Last month, Galahad Risk Solutions integrated CyberCube’s Broking Manager as well as its Prep Module solution into its service portfolio.  

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