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Cyber Insurance

Response and financial protection for cyber incidents, data breaches and related liabilities, subject to policy terms and security requirements.

What it covers

  • Incident response, forensics and legal support
  • Business interruption following a covered cyber event
  • Data breach notification and regulatory defence costs
  • Cyber extortion and third-party liability where included

Commonly excluded

  • Failure to maintain the security controls warranted at placement
  • Pre-existing or known incidents
  • Infrastructure failure outside the insured's control unless included
  • War and state-sponsored attack exclusions as worded

Eligibility

  • Baseline controls such as multi-factor authentication, backups and patching
  • Incident response arrangements in place
  • Acceptable data volumes and prior incident history

How a claim works

  1. 01Call the insurer's incident hotline before engaging your own vendors
  2. 02Preserve logs and evidence; avoid actions that destroy forensic data
  3. 03Use insurer-approved forensic and legal providers
  4. 04Document downtime and financial impact from the outset

FAQ

Cyber Insurance questions

Practical answers on how this instrument behaves in a real transaction.

Important notice

Osford Risk Group is not an insurer, surety or guarantor. Descriptions on this page are illustrative and are not an offer of cover or a statement of what any policy will pay. Actual coverage, exclusions, limits, deductibles, premiums, eligibility and availability depend on the insurer or surety, the underwriting outcome, the wording of the issued policy, bond or guarantee, and the law of the relevant jurisdiction. Regulated activity is arranged through appropriately licensed partners.