Preserve your assets
by investing in a quality cyber liability insurance policy
What is Cyber Liability Insurance?
With an average cost of $201 per record compromised, a breach can be potentially devastating to your organization.1 While traditional insurance policies have significant gaps in coverage for digital exposures, a Cyber Liability Insurance Policy helps to fill in those gaps by providing liability coverage to an organization specific to cyber and privacy breaches.
Cyber Liability Insurance Coverage Highlights
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Coverage
Broad coverage language for: Regulatory Claims, Business Interruption & Digital Asset Restoration, Cyber Extortion, Multimedia Liability & Privacy Breach coverage offered at full policy limits.
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Application
Simple 4 question application to bind coverage for entities up to $100 million in revenue.
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Hotline
Access to 24-hour data breach hotline to report incidents with Baker Hostetler; one of the leading Cyber Breach firms in the country.
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Response
Security breach response covers an insured for costs associated with notification, credit monitoring services, IT forensics, IT forensics, legal guidance, and public relations.
Request a Quote
The quoting process is quick and easy. Simply click here to download a short quote form. Once filled out, return the form by email to [email protected] or by fax to 480.892.0927. Are you an ALA member? Check out ALAcyber.com.
Cyber Security Isn't Just About Technology
Priorities
You can't secure everything
- Enterprise security architecture
- Protect what matters
- Strategy, organization & governance
- Threat intelligence
Risk
Seize the advantage
- Digital trust is embedded in strategy
- Privacy & cyber security legal compliance
- Risk management & Risk appetite
Crisis
It's not if but when
- Continuity & resilience
- Crisis management
- Incident response & forensics
- Monitoring & detection
Confidence in Your Digital Future
Connection
Their risk is your risk
- Digital channels
- Partner & supplier management
- Robust contracts
Technology
Fix the basics
- Identity & access management
- Information, operations & consumer technology
- IT security hygiene
- Security intelligence & analytics
People
People matter
- Insider threat management
- People & "moments that matter"
- Security culture & awareness
1. Ponemon Institue Study 2015