Cyber Insurance
Securing Your Business in the Digital Age
Overview
The impact of cyber incidents can have catastrophic consequences for a business, highlighting the essential need for a sufficient Cyber Insurance policy. Cyber Insurance, or sometimes referred to as Online Insurance or Digital Insurance, can offer protection against various cyber incidents, including ransomware attacks, hacking, malware attacks, and data breaches, helping safeguard against the potential financial damage that they can inflict. Cyber Insurance can offer a safety net for your business in the event of a cyber-attack, providing you with essential support to help keep your operations running and prevent devastating financial consequences.
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How We Can Help
Regardless of if you run a small startup company or a larger business, having Cyber Insurance should be considered to help protect your business. If you use or if your business relies on technology to operate, you could highly benefit from having this insurance cover in place.
Brown & Brown understand the potential risks associated with cyber incidents and can provide comprehensive cyber policies to manage such problems effectively. Protect your business with reliable Cyber Insurance that aims to provide valuable assistance when you may need it most.
Cover can include
What is Typically Covered?
- Support with risks pre loss and support with incidents post loss.
- Own Damage & Losses including Business Interruption. This insurance cover caters for losses stemming from various sources, including system failures or human error as well as security failures like third-party hacks.
- Cyber Extortion – This can help to provide extensive coverage in the event of ransomware and other malicious attacks, damages, extortion payments, and the associated costs of defending and negotiating.
- Crime Cover can be included or extended to include theft of monies.
- Third Party Liabilities can also be covered to include data breaches and your resultant responsibilities and any network liabilities for example.
What is Not Typically Covered?
- Future profit loss
- Stolen intellectual property