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Small to medium-sized businesses are the largest and easiest target for hackers. Not only does this increase their need for preventative measures and education but makes cyber insurance an absolute must. Unfortunately, most standard insurance coverage does not cover a data breach, and with the costs associated with one being more than most organizations can handle, not carrying coverage is not worth the risk.
“Why Does my Business or Non-Profit Need Cyber-Insurance?”
Typical general liability insurance does not cover cyber events such as data breaches, ransomware, business email compromise or other breach expenses such as forensics, breach/legal coaching, public relations or credit monitoring.
“Our Business is to Small to get Hacked.”
We are Unfortunately, small to medium-sized businesses have less time and resources to devote to cybersecurity, putting them at higher risk of falling victim to cyber-crime. If they do experience a data breach, many of them don’t survive the financial and reputational damage.
What Does Cyber-Insurance Cover?
The moment a security incident occurs, our 24/7 Breach Response team is ready to step in and provide vetted vendors to:
Investigate the incident’s extent
Notification and credit monitoring for affected individuals in compliance with State Data Notification Laws
Mitigate reputational damage with experienced Public Relations support
Financial support covers Federal and State fines legal expenses, data recovery*, and more!
*restrictions apply, contact us for more information
Coverage Options
Choose between 3 robust policies
$250,000, $500,000, or $1,000,000
ELIGIBILITY
The business must have a Cyber-Security package and be headquartered in one of the 50 states in the U.S. to be eligible for all policies.
Organizations with $50M or less in annual revenue are eligible for our $500k and $1M cyber insurance policies. See coverage exceptions for more information.
Additional restrictions may apply