Does your company need cybersecurity insurance?
Cyberattacks Are Increasing — and Evolving
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Ransomware, phishing, and supply chain attacks are more frequent and sophisticated.
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Small and mid-sized companies are targeted just as often as large enterprises.
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Even a single click on a malicious email can lead to six- or seven-figure losses.
The Financial Cost of a Breach Can Cripple You
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Data breaches can cost companies millions in:
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Legal defense and settlements
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Regulatory fines (GDPR, HIPAA, SEC, etc.)
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Customer notification and credit monitoring
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Business interruption and lost revenue
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Cyber insurance helps absorb those costs and keep your business afloat.
Your IT Controls Aren’t Bulletproof
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Even with firewalls, MFA, endpoint detection, and backups, human error or zero-day vulnerabilities can open the door to attackers.
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Cyber insurance acts as your last line of defense, covering you when technology or process gaps fail.
It’s Often Required in Contracts
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Clients, vendors, or investors may mandate cyber liability insurance before signing agreements or funding rounds.
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It’s a growing part of vendor risk management in sectors like fintech, SaaS, healthcare, and legal services.
​Are you training your staff on ALL things cybersecurity?
Even with in-depth training, reliable IT solutions and regular reminder​s, things slip through the cracks and new attacks are being developed daily. Cybersecurity Insurance (also called cyber liability insurance) is now a business requirement, yet sometimes it's hard to know exactly what to look for when things are changing so fast. Our checklist will provide you with the details you need to understand the technical requirements and security controls, policy and governance, risk assessment and compliance, anticipated cost ranges and red flags that may increase premiums or deny coverage.
