Cyber

For the risks you can’t see

Whatever your business or organisation, it is inevitable that you will use a computer or hold data online – and that means you should consider Cyber insurance. Whether you are a business, charity, school or social club, everyone in your organisation who deals with personal or commercial data should have protection against the costs of cyber-attack.

Online cyber attacks can take many forms, including phishing and malicious hacking where criminals illegally access a business’ data, only releasing it when a ransom is paid. But what if it is the data you hold on your customer that has been breached? With regulations in place around how personal data should be kept, the financial implications of a claim against you in the event of data loss could be catastrophic.

How cyber cover can support you

As with so many crimes, early action can help to lessen the impact and financial costs of a cyberattack. Having a cyber policy in place means that should the worst happen, you can have access to IT professionals who will help you get you up and running again, or provide you with forensic investigation and legal support when defending claims. You may also want to consider a policy which provides you with specialist PR advice to help contain any potential public relations crisis and lessen any reputational damage.

Cyber insurance cover is not only there to support with malicious attacks, it can also help in the event of human error, such as where you may have infringed copyright by using an unlicensed image on your website or left a laptop on a train.

Manage your  cyber insurance

If you don’t yet have cybercrime cover, or would like to find out more about how you can protect your business against the impact of cybercrime, speak to one of our specialist advisers today.

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