Cyber insurance for professional service firms.
Cyber is not just for tech companies. Any firm that holds client data, works through email, or touches client funds has cyber exposure, and a breach or a fraud incident is a real financial event.
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Why it is not just for tech firms
Accountants, bookkeepers, consultants, agencies, and HR firms all hold sensitive client data and run on email and cloud tools, which is exactly where cyber losses happen. A breach, a ransomware event, or a fraudulent wire can hit any professional firm, and the assumption that cyber is only for tech companies is one of the most common and costly misreads.
What cyber addresses
Cyber can cover breach response and notification, liability to affected clients, business interruption from an outage, and, importantly for professional firms, funds-transfer and social-engineering fraud, where a spoofed email tricks the firm or a client into sending money. The exact scope varies, so matching it to your exposure matters.
Contracts and requirements
Larger clients and vendors increasingly require cyber coverage at specified limits before they will work with a firm, especially when client data or systems are involved. We line the coverage up with how much data and funds you handle and what your contracts require.
Common questions.
Does a non-tech firm need cyber insurance?
What does cyber insurance cover?
Is cyber required by my clients?
Is this coverage right on your policy?
Tell us your services, clients, and the data you handle and we will check this coverage against how your firm operates. Educational, no obligation.
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Protect the data and the funds you handle.
Tell us about your data and systems and we will match cyber coverage to them.