Cyber Insurance
For the attacks you hope won't happen
Cyber Insurance
Phishing. Extortion. Social engineering. Cyber-crime is still the thing that happens to someone else, right? Until it’s not. We don’t want you to take that chance, which is why we strongly recommend Cyber Insurance. Even if you don’t arrange it through us.
What is Cyber Liability Insurance?
Cyber Insurance protects your business against the internet, IT networks, cybercrime and even your own GDPR policy. It’s one of the most claimed-for policies (and also covers you for liability), so it’s as important as property insurance or professional indemnity insurance. In fact, we feel so strongly about this being a must-have insurance, we’ll give you advice even if you decide we’re not the right broker for you.
A cyber policy usually provides cover against cybercrime (tangible losses) and cyber liability (claims from employees or third parties).
- Cybercrime
- Cyber liability (employee claims)
- Cyber liability (third-party claims)
“Of all the risks we cover, cyber is the fastest growing by far. You might think you’re too small to be of interest to cybercriminals, or that because you’re big, you must be fully covered. But, the truth is, everyone is vulnerable. ”
– Theo Pastuch, Macbeth Cyber Insurance specialist
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How Cyber Liability Insurance protects you
Cyber Insurance covers the costs you might incur after a cyber-attack or security breach. It also protects you against financial losses if your company website fails or your ISP collapses. And you’re also covered for legal defence costs if you’re accused of publishing defamatory content online.
We protect you against ever-expanding digital risks so you can cope with an attack.
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Data breach
Cover for investigation and customer notification costs as well as emergency support such as IT forensics, credit monitoring and crisis management.
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System damage
Cover for the cost of repairing and restoring your IT systems after a cyber incident.
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Loss of income
Protection against loss of income if a network security failure disrupts your business.
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Cyber extortion
Cover for investigation costs and ransom payments.
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Regulatory fines
Cover to reimburse any fines you’re legally obliged to pay as a result of a data breach.
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Privacy liability
Cover against claims that your business has breached confidentiality or privacy rights.
3 things you should know about Cyber Insurance
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Cyber liability often isn’t covered by general liability policies.
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You’re particularly at risk if you use the internet to trade or you hold confidential or sensitive data. But, in reality, any business that sends and receives information by email and downloads documents needs Cyber Insurance.
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Cyber Insurance is great for reassuring customers and suppliers and showing how proactive you are.
General liability policies often don’t cover cyber attacks and data breaches.
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