Global organizations are increasing cybersecurity investments in 2026 due to rising third-party risks and persistent ransomware threats, according to a Marsh report. Confidence in managing cyber risks is growing, prompting plans for increased defense spending.

In a world of increasing cyber threats and technological disruptions, recent research from Marsh, a top insurance broker and risk advisor under Marsh McLennan (NYSE: MMC), indicates a growing global confidence in cyber risk management strategies. Released today, the study shows that organizations worldwide are bolstering their cybersecurity defenses. Plans for increased investment in cybersecurity measures in 2026 are evident, as companies strive to navigate the challenging cyber landscape. The report titled "Cyber catalyst report: Guiding priorities" sheds light on these shifting trends and priorities in the realm of cyber risk management.