Methodology
This page explains how what you read on CyberCoverInsight is made: which sources we use, what artificial intelligence does, what a person checks and how we handle corrections.
How we choose sources
- Primary sources first: legal texts and official acts (EU Official Journal, EUR-Lex), supervisors (EIOPA, ENISA, national cybersecurity and insurance authorities), research institutions.
- Specialist sources for the market: reports from reinsurers, brokers and risk-analytics firms, when they are public and citable.
- News: we show only the headline, the source and the date, linking to the original article.
- Every article lists the sources behind it. We separate what is confirmed from what is still to be verified.
What AI does
We use AI tools to read and summarise long documents, prepare drafts and translate into the site's five languages. AI never publishes anything on its own and is not treated as a source.
What a person checks
- A person reads and approves every article before it is published. The exception is the research digest in the Research section: papers are selected and summarised automatically with AI, from their title and abstract, and published without prior human review.
- Figures, dates and legal references are checked against the primary source.
- Translations are linked to the original article; legal texts in languages other than Italian may need a native-speaker review.
- The content is not legal or insurance advice.
How we handle corrections
If we find an error, or you point one out, we correct the article and show the update date. Substantial errors are noted in the text. To report one, write to [email protected].
Independence
CyberCoverInsight is neither an insurer nor a broker, does not sell policies and receives no payments from the companies it mentions.