Cyber Insurance

Protect the financial side of cyber risk.

Cyber insurance — depending on the specific policy — may address a range of first-party and third-party cyber losses. We help you get ready for it, and connect you to appropriately regulated insurance partners.

Coverage Areas

What cyber insurance may cover.

Every coverage area is subject to insurer, policy terms, exclusions and applicable law.

Data Breach Response

Investigation, notification and legal response support.

Subject to insurer, policy terms, exclusions and applicable law.

Digital Forensics

Incident investigation and evidence preservation.

Subject to insurer, policy terms, exclusions and applicable law.

System Restoration

Restoring compromised systems and data.

Subject to insurer, policy terms, exclusions and applicable law.

Cyber Extortion

Response to ransomware and extortion demands.

Subject to insurer, policy terms, exclusions and applicable law.

Business Interruption

Financial impact of cyber-caused downtime.

Subject to insurer, policy terms, exclusions and applicable law.

Privacy Liability

Claims related to loss of personal data.

Subject to insurer, policy terms, exclusions and applicable law.

Network Security Liability

Claims arising from network security failures.

Subject to insurer, policy terms, exclusions and applicable law.

Legal Defence

Defence costs for covered cyber claims.

Subject to insurer, policy terms, exclusions and applicable law.

Crisis Management

PR, communications and crisis response.

Subject to insurer, policy terms, exclusions and applicable law.

Social Engineering

Fraud from impersonation and BEC (subject to sub-limits).

Subject to insurer, policy terms, exclusions and applicable law.

Third-Party Liability

Claims from customers or partners.

Subject to insurer, policy terms, exclusions and applicable law.

Regulatory Response

Regulatory investigations and defence.

Subject to insurer, policy terms, exclusions and applicable law.

Cyber insurance should start with cybersecurity.

Insurers price and underwrite based on your security controls. A stronger security posture improves both insurability and your ability to recover after an incident.