Cyber Liability
You need cyber insurance if your business:
Accepts credit cards or other digital payment types
Uses computers and mobile devices
Keeps medical or financial data
Stores confidential customer information
Cyber liability insurance policies will cover both 1st and 3rd party costs associated with a cyber breach. The first-party costs these policies cover include:
IT Forensic Costs
Notification Costs
Credit Protection Costs
Crisis Management Costs
Crime and Social Engineering Costs
Cyber liability insurance also covers third-party costs associated with a data breach. This includes:
Breach of contract
Negligent protection of data
Network security breaches
Transmission of software viruses
Denial of service attacks
Defense of regulatory actions related to a breach
Fines, penalties, and assessments
Cyber liability policies also cover additional costs associated with cyber extortion/ransomware, business interruption, and digital damage assessments.
Every business is unique – talk to us today to find out how to get the best worker’s compensation and employee benefits for you and your company