From Marsh CEO John Doyle on the Iran cease fire and elevated cyber risk · · CNBC Television
“One of the things that I worry a bit about is cyber risk. We're clearly in a period of elevated cyber risk as a result of the growing geopolitical conflicts, not just in the Middle East, but in other parts of the world as well. We have to be very, very mindful of those risks.”
On , John Doyle, President, Chief Executive Officer & Director at Marsh McLennan, spoke about cyber risk during Marsh CEO John Doyle on the Iran cease fire and elevated cyber risk on CNBC Television.
Marsh CEO John Doyle discussed the Iran ceasefire and its implications for shipping in the Strait of Hormuz during an April 8, 2026, interview on CNBC. He described the ceasefire as welcome news for clients but noted that it was "very early" and that the primary issue remained the safety and security of crews and assets, not insurance availability. Doyle stated that private market solutions exist and that the U.S. government and the DFC working with private insurers could bring more capital and solutions as risks de-escalate. Doyle also expressed concern about elevated cyber risk, attributing it to growing geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East and elsewhere. He said businesses must be "very, very mindful" of these risks and noted that while AI could offer defensive opportunities, it could also create opportunities for those seeking to disrupt the global economy.