Cyber Intro

Cyber insurance helps individuals and businesses manage risks associated with cyber threats and attacks, covering legal fees, business interruption costs, and damages. With increasing dependence on technology, it's become increasingly important. The insurance industry is evolving to address new threats and provide more comprehensive coverage for businesses of all sizes.

What does Cyber insurance cover?


In the event of a cyber-attack, most cyber insurance policies will cover the first-party and third-party financial and reputational costs if data or electronic systems have been lost, damaged, stolen or corrupted.

For the business involved – the first-party — cover includes the cost of investigating a cybercrime, recovering data lost in a security breach and the restoration of computer systems, loss of income incurred by a business shutdown, reputation management, extortion payments demanded by hackers, and notification costs, in the case you are required to notify third parties affected.

Third-party coverages (that result from claims against you) include damages and settlements, and the cost of legally defending yourself against claims of a GDPR breach.

Cyber insurance coverage may include costs associated with:

Lost income due to business disruption

Ransomware payments

System restoration

Data recovery

Forensic analysis

Customer notifications, etc.