Beltug paper: ‘Cyber insurance – sense and non-sense’
Criminals have moved their battleground to the digital world. Protecting your infrastructure is key, of course, but there’s another possible instrument in your security toolbox: professional cyber insurance. Beltug has put together a paper for our members offering details on the current state of insurance policies, including what is covered and excluded, and key takeaways for you to keep in mind, to make sure you get the coverage you want and need.
12 / 04 / 23
New cyber attacks are occurring on a daily basis, resulting in operational costs and reputational damage. There are several possible approaches to handling this risk: you can mitigate it, transfer it (by purchasing insurance), ignore it (accepting any consequences), or avoid it.
An insurance policy can help you protect against a future risk – but it’s not a ‘one-size-fits-all’ decision. There is a lot to do to make sure cyber insurance will actually meet your priorities. This includes both collecting information internally, and evaluating the situation externally.
The Beltug paper includes more about the types of insurance, the evolution of the cyber insurance market, the questionnaires you will be asked to fill in, standard coverage, and who to involve in your decision.
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