Cyber Insurance to Protect Your Digital Business

Defend Against Data Breaches, Cyberattacks, And Digital Liability

Modern businesses rely on data to operate, serve clients, and manage daily operations. With that comes risk. Cyber insurance helps protect your company from the financial fallout of cyber threats like data breaches, hacking, and ransomware. Whether you store customer information, process payments, or run an online platform, we’ll help you secure the right protection for your digital exposure.

What Cyber Insurance Can Cover

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Data Breach Response

Covers the cost of notifying affected parties, providing credit monitoring, and managing public relations after a breach.

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Ransomware and Cyber Extortion

Helps recover costs tied to ransomware attacks or threats demanding payment to prevent data exposure.

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Legal and Regulatory Expenses

Pays for legal fees, fines, and penalties resulting from violations of privacy laws or regulations.

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Business Interruption Loss

Compensates for income lost when a cyberattack forces your business to shut down or scale back operations.

Common Questions About Cyber Insurance

  • Who needs cyber insurance?

    Any business that handles sensitive customer data, takes online payments, uses cloud software, or stores records digitally is vulnerable to cyber threats. Cyber insurance provides essential protection against evolving risks.

  • What’s the difference between cyber insurance and general liability?

    General liability covers physical risks like property damage or injuries. It does not protect against data breaches or online threats. Cyber insurance is specifically designed for digital risks and legal liabilities tied to data use.

  • What does a typical cyber policy include?

    Coverage usually includes breach response costs, forensic investigation, legal expenses, cyber extortion, and business interruption. We help customize your policy based on how your business operates online.

  • Does this protect my clients’ information too?

    Yes. A strong cyber policy helps cover costs related to customer notification, credit monitoring, and legal liability when your clients’ personal data is compromised.

  • How much cyber insurance do I need?

    It depends on the volume and type of data you handle, your industry, and the scope of your digital operations. We’ll help you assess your risk and select limits that make sense for your business.