CyberCube Portfolio Manager review
Models cyber portfolio losses, accumulation and stress scenarios for insurance decisions.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
CyberCube Portfolio Manager helps insurers, reinsurers, brokers, MGAs, captives, ILS funds and capital providers analyze cyber insurance portfolios. The cloud-based platform applies probabilistic cyber catastrophe and predictive attritional-loss models to policy, company, technology-dependency and coverage data. Its scope includes pricing, reserving, profitability, accumulation, reinsurance and portfolio strategy, making it relevant to teams managing cyber risk across underwriting and capital decisions. The platform is available on the web and through APIs.
Its modeling breadth is a central distinction: teams can examine catastrophic and attritional losses, multi-line P&C cyber and silent-cyber exposure, and technology dependencies or single points of failure. Stress testing includes controls for frequency, severity and other assumptions. Outputs include loss distributions, exceedance-probability metrics, scenario contributions, industry loss curves, event-loss tables and year-loss-table analytics. That detail can support portfolio planning, risk transfer and board reporting, but the product is specifically oriented to cyber and silent-cyber analysis rather than general-purpose multi-line P&C analytics.
Workflow fit depends on the data and integration needs of the organization. Portfolio Manager ingests policy-level portfolio data and company context, including region, industry, size, coverage terms and technology dependencies; listed data connectors also include security telemetry, firmographics and historical losses. CyberConnect APIs can bring analytics and outputs into internal workflows. The vendor lists email, chat and phone support. According to the vendor's pricing information, prospects need to request information or book a demo rather than select from published plans. It is a fit for mid-market and enterprise teams seeking detailed cyber portfolio modeling; organizations looking for published self-serve pricing or analytics beyond cyber should consider alternatives.
Questions about CyberCube Portfolio Manager
What does CyberCube Portfolio Manager run on? Web. It runs in the cloud.
What does CyberCube Portfolio Manager integrate with? 1 integration: CyberConnect APIs.
Who is CyberCube Portfolio Manager built for? Mid-market companies and enterprises (our editorial estimate).
CyberCube Portfolio Manager pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Models both probabilistic cyber catastrophes and predictive attritional losses
- Tracks exposure and accumulation across policies, industries, regions and technologies
- Produces granular loss reporting and supports CyberConnect API workflows
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contacting sales rather than choosing a published plan
- Its modeling focus is cyber and silent cyber, not broad multi-line P&C analytics
- Analysis depends on policy, coverage and company context data
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