Cowbell promotes Chan Tsin to resiliency services SVP
By Michael Loney
May 20 - (The Insurer) - Cyber insurtech Cowbell has promoted Matthieu Chan Tsin to senior vice president, resiliency services.
Chan Tsin now leads Cowbell Resiliency Services, a new initiative launched to help U.S. and UK businesses strengthen cyber defenses in response to the growing scale and complexity of AI-driven threats.
CRS brings together Cowbell’s subscription-based cybersecurity offerings, powered by partners including SpearTip, GMI and Wizer, and Cowbell’s former cybersecurity resources team.
Viginia-based Chan Tsin has been with Cowbell since late 2022. He will continue to lead the insurtech’s cybersecurity services team, which works directly with policyholders to improve their cybersecurity posture.
Before joining Cowbell, he held senior roles at AIG, in the U.S. intelligence community and in academia.
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