If your network is breached, you’ll need to bring in professionals to investigate. These experts can charge as much as $1,000/hour.

If you unintentionally disclose sensitive data, insurance can help you with notifications, credit monitoring, and other services. Not to mention paying the bills.

Ransomware remains a huge problem for US businesses. Cyber insurance will help you navigate your options, including if you’re forced to pay the ransom.

If a cyber attack causes damage to your system and data, a quick recovery is no simple task. A good cyber policy will provide financial and consultative support.

 If you’re even a little dependent on your systems, or the systems of a third party, then a cyber attack can put a real dent in your income. A good insurance policy can help when breach leads to lost customers and revenue.

If you suffer a breach, you’re going to have to get in touch with your customers - and not with good news. A cyber policy will pay for a public relations expert to help you craft the message.

One lapse in judgment by an employee can cost your company hundreds of thousands of dollars and the trust of your customers. This is a huge problem - and a high value insurance coverage - for businesses of all sizes.

If a third party brings an action against you because of a breach, cyber insurance will pay defend you and pay damages. The policy will even pay a regulatory fine, if allowable by law.