All cyber insurance policies are not created equal. Some will cover the costs of your ransomware — some won’t. Not all will pay your regulatory fines. Many won’t pay for improvements after a hack that could protect you from another attack. Worst case, if the culprit is spyware installed by a foreign nation? You could wind up in court trying to recoup your costs — and even then, you might lose. This Solution Brief answers some of the questions every executive should ask prior to choosing the right cyber insurance for their business.
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