Cyber
Insurance
Breach costs, ransomware, business interruption and social-engineering fraud for technology companies.
Why it matters
A cyber form written for a locked office misses AI-written phishing, deepfake payment fraud, and vendor outages. Incident response, social engineering and business interruption are the sections that matter.
What's included
Cover for how a technology company actually gets hit.
Data Breach Response
Forensics, notification and the response team named in the form.
Ransomware & Extortion
Ransom, restoration and business interruption, with the ransom clause on the table before you bind.
Business Interruption
Revenue loss, extra expenses, and dependent business interruption caused by system outages or cyber events.
Deepfake & Social Engineering
Social-engineering and funds-transfer fraud, including a deepfake on the phone. Watch the sub-limit.
Regulatory & Privacy Fines
Privacy notification and defence costs, in the territories where you actually operate.
Stack and controls, in the submission
The questionnaire and the customer contract go into a submission an underwriter can price, in the language your engineers already use.
Incident response, forensics and notification, including who you call, before anything is bound.
Send the questionnaire
Security questionnaire and customer contract. Send both.
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