Scenarios

Cyber can be complex to explain, especially when businesses don't see themselves as technology dependant.
Look through the lens at specific industry examples that showcase where cyber risks can affect operations and the exposures they might present.
  • Betterment

    When recovery means rebuilding for the future. Cover for necessary system upgrades following a cyber incident.

  • Business Hub

    Practical support before cyber risk becomes a claim. Access to practical guidance, tools, and support to help businesses build resilience before an incident occurs.

  • Contingent bodily injury

    When a cyber incident becomes a safety issue. Cover for physical injury arising from a security failure.

  • Contract review service

    Spotting cyber exposure before the contract is signed. Review of IT supplier contracts to help identify cyber exposure before issues arise.

  • Dependent customer business interruption

    When a customer's cyber incident affects your client’s income. Business interruption cover for cyber incidents affecting key customers.

  • Incident response service

    Immediate access to incident response specialists when an attack occurs. Expert support to contain, investigate, and recover from cyber incidents.

  • Loss of stock

    When a system failure turns stock into waste. Cover for loss of perishable stock following a cyber incident affecting temperature control or monitoring systems.

  • Non-IT critical service provider business interruption

    When an outsourced provider brings your business to a halt. Business interruption cover for cyber incidents affecting critical third-party providers.

  • Post-breach remediation costs

    When fixing the problem isn't enough. Support to help businesses strengthen cyber resilience after an incident.

  • Technology services liability

    When a client points the finger. Protection when a technology service is blamed for a cyber-related loss.

  • Tender disruption

    When a cyber incident costs more than downtime. Cover for lost bid participation costs when a cyber incident prevents a business from taking part in a tender or competitive process.