I can't see anyone paying much for these, 'CyberInsuranceOnline' - where else would one go to purchase cyber insurance? I have not heard of a local or non-web based cyber insurance, it appears to be (as a newbie so take my opinion with a grain of salt) that domains with *online suffix only seem to sell well when the prefix is a word that is not always associated with being online. If you look at the highest selling *online domains on namebio:
doctorsonline.com 44,000 USD 2015-12-18 Uniregistry
mlkonline.com 42,500 USD 2011-01-26 Afternic
worldonline.com 30,500 USD 2007-05-08 SnapNames
citiesonline.com 29,990 USD 2007-08-28 Afternic
gamblingonline.net 29,900 USD 2009-10-16 Sedo
casinosonline.net 29,000 USD 2009-10-16 Sedo
filmesonline.com 28,000 USD 2014-05-21
GoDaddy
stormonline.com 25,000 USD 2013-09-30 Sedo
gamblingonline.ca 20,000 USD 2016-02-11 Uniregistry
vetonline.com
Doctors, mlk, world, cities, gambling, casinos, filmes, storm, gambling, vet - These are all not traditionally associated with the internet. This is the same for the lowest selling domains too.
ajcsonline.org100 USD 2016-11-25 NameJet
disputeonline.com 100 USD 2016-10-08 Flippa
ssi-online.com 100 USD 2016-08-21
GoDaddy
spacesonline.com 100 USD 2015-08-26
GoDaddy
shopwinesonline.com 100 USD 2015-06-08
GoDaddy
saveapetonline.org 100 USD 2015-05-18
GoDaddy
alabamajobsonline.com 100 USD 2015-05-13
GoDaddy
matrimonialonline.com 100 USD 2015-04-06
GoDaddy
ttentonline.com 100 USD 2015-04-03
GoDaddy
narutoonline.com
Because cyber insurance seems a relatively new concept, it is already mostly dealt with online. People will be less likely to search 'cyber insurance online' because they already associate it with the the internet.
I can see why you would think it might be a nice domain, but in my opinion due to the length of the domain as well as the combination of it ending it 'online' and the market, I wouldn't hold out too much hope for it.
This is just some quick research I've done into these words and I'm by no means an expert, just offering my opinion.