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What Cyber Liability coverage includes

Cyber liability covers the costs and lawsuits that follow a data breach, ransomware attack or other cyber event. Small and mid-sized businesses are frequent targets because they often have fewer defenses. A cyber policy pays for forensic experts, legal counsel, customer notification, lost income and, in many cases, ransom negotiation, and gives you a response team to call on day one.

Good to know: multifactor authentication on email, remote access and admin accounts is now required by nearly every carrier. Without it, most will decline.

Not covered: infrastructure failures, war, prior known breaches, and improvements to your systems beyond restoring them.

Insurance Application:

Cyber Liability

Required forms

Cyber Liability Supplemental Application (PDF)

Related supplements (add any that apply)

Commercial Crime (PDF)

Professional Liability (E&O) (PDF)

Download, complete and email to info@societiesinsurance.com, or attach them with your quote request. More options are listed below.

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Cyber explained

How cyber insurance works

Cyber policies have two parts: first-party coverage for your own costs, and third-party coverage for claims brought by others.

Ransomware and extortion

Negotiation, payment where lawful, and recovery costs.

Breach response

Forensics, legal counsel, notification letters and credit monitoring.

Business interruption

Lost income while systems are down.

Data restoration

Rebuilding systems and recovering data.

Privacy liability

Lawsuits from customers, employees or partners whose data was exposed.

Regulatory defense

Defense and, where insurable, fines from regulators.

Call before you pay. If you are hit by ransomware, contact your carrier's breach hotline before paying or wiping systems. Acting without the carrier can jeopardize coverage.

Underwriting

What carriers look for

Security controls

  • Multifactor authentication on email, remote access and admin accounts
  • Offline or immutable backups tested regularly
  • Endpoint detection and response software
  • Timely patching and supported operating systems
  • Employee phishing training
  • Verification procedures for payment and banking changes

What affects your rate

  • Industry and annual revenue
  • Number of records you store, especially health and payment data
  • Prior incidents
  • Security controls in place
  • Limits and retention chosen

Verify every payment change. Most funds transfer fraud starts with a spoofed email asking to update bank details. A call-back to a known number stops most of these losses.

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Coverage that pairs with cyber

Start with the cyber application, then consider related coverage.

Related coverage

Commercial Crime

Employee theft and funds transfer fraud.

Get a quote Supplemental application (PDF)

Professional Liability (E&O)

Errors in professional services.

Get a quote Supplemental application (PDF)

Directors & Officers (Private)

Management liability.

Get a quote Supplemental application (PDF)

Identity Theft / Personal Cyber

Personal cyber for owners and families.

Get a quote Supplemental application (PDF)

This is a general overview. Coverage, availability and pricing vary by state, carrier and policy, and the policy itself controls. Questions? Call 800-616-3490.

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