Cyber Insurance Simplified

An employee loses a laptop with the private data of your customers' or a hacker breaches your computer’s defenses and steals your data. These events can trigger mandatory reporting obligations, or worse, it results in your company being sued. We help you resolve these incidents, including hiring legal counsel and covering legal judgments

Your customers’ credit card information was stolen. Don’t worry. We’ll cover any PCI fines or assessments made against you. If you weren’t aware, all businesses that accept or store credit card information are subject to the Payment Card Industry’s Data Security Standards (PCI DSS).

Your network is hit by a ransomware attack. Your data may be held hostage, but your business doesn’t have to be. We’ll cover the costs to fix the problem and restore data that is corrupted or lost.

A hacker gains access to your cloud infrastructure (network, servers, telephone, etc.) and drives up your bill mining for virtual currencies. We'll reimburse you for the loss incurred as a result of these malicious acts.

Data breaches are damaging enough, but they can also result in state and federal investigations and penalties to your business. We’ll cover the costs to manage any investigation as well as any penalties levied against you (subject to applicable law).

When an incident occurs, it’s often more than just your data that is damaged. In your time of crisis, we’ll provide and cover the costs of consultants, public relations, and notification services so that you can control the narrative.

A funds transfer request is sent to your controller by someone pretending to be the CEO. The funds may be out the door, but at least you’re not out of pocket—we’ve got you covered.

When an incident occurs, it’s often more than just your data that is damaged. In your time of crisis, we’ll provide and cover the costs of consultants, public relations, and notification services so that you can control the narrative.
Reputation Repair coverage enhances Crisis Management coverage, with expanded coverage for advertising and media purchases and consulting costs to help you preserve customer confidence and protect your brand.

Incidents happen. When they do, we’re ready to help you recover and maintain the confidence of your customers. We’ll provide expert counsel, and cover the costs of forensics, notification, and incident response efforts to help make you whole.

A hacker has encrypted all of your files and won’t unlock them until you pay a ransom. Not to worry, we’ll cover the costs to get you up and running again.

Suppose your organization experiences a major security failure, data breach, or cyber extortion incident that becomes public knowledge. Not only will you need to address your security and deal with liability that may arise from the incident, but you may also experience negative press and public relations that could further hurt your business.
Reputational Harm Loss coverage protects you by reimbursing the net profit lost as a direct result of an adverse publication about the security incident.

A hacker gains access to an industrial control system or Internet-connected device. The attack may come from cyberspace, but the physical impact is real. We help you recover, by covering your business interruption losses and extra expenses (including tangible property) to restore your business operations to normal.

Thanks to the Internet, any company with a public website is subject to the same exposures and litigation of a traditional media company. We’ll indemnify you against claims for defamation, invasion of privacy, trademark and copyright infringement, and other multimedia wrongful acts.

A hacker uses a denial of service attack to take down your website. Your cloud provider goes down as the result of a network outage. We not only cover your lost income, but any extra expenses to get your business back online.

A malware infection alters the firmware of your computers. Their integrity may be comprised, but your business won’t be. We cover the costs to repair or replace any affected systems.

A hacker gains access to an industrial control system or Internet-connected device. The attack may come from cyberspace, but the physical impact is real. We cover the costs of defense and any liability you incur when a failure in your security results in physical damage or injury.