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Cyber Risk

Prepare for the operational, financial and liability effects of a cyber incident.

Cyber Risk addresses defined incident response, business interruption, data, extortion and third-party cyber liabilities.

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Introduction

What is Cyber Risk?

Cyber Risk is commonly considered by organisations that rely on systems, process personal data or transact digitally. It can address defined incident response, business interruption, data, extortion and third-party cyber liabilities.

What it protects

What can the policy protect?

The scope of Cyber Risk should clearly define the insured interests and the protection required.

01

IT setup

The systems, data, services and technology dependencies used by the organisation.

02

Incident response and recovery costs

The specialist response, restoration and interruption costs that may follow an insured incident.

03

Third-party liability

Liability arising from a data breach, privacy event, media disclosure or other insured cyber incident.

Common events

What types of loss can be covered?

The examples alongside help test the proposed programme against realistic situations. They guide the conversation but do not represent automatic cover.

Cyber or data incident

A cyberattack, system compromise or data event affects the organisation.

System recovery

Systems and data must be restored so operations can resume.

Third-party liability

A third party alleges that the organisation failed to protect data or systems.

Public relations and disclosure

The incident requires public communications, regulatory notification or media response.

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Illustrative information only. Coverage, availability, limits and terms depend on the risk profile, insurer approval and final policy wording.