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
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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
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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.
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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
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