15 Jun How businesses can mitigate their loss in the event of a Cyber-Attack

How businesses can mitigate their loss in the event of a Cyber-Attack

Did you know that if you have a turnover of less than $3M (with no online sales) and Annual transactions and records up to 10,000, you could be eligibility for an affordable stand-alone Cyber Insurance Policy?

Two simple questions to confirm your eligibility is all it takes to help mitigate your risk against a Cyber Event. Click here to confirm eligibility.

Introducing Cyber 1st Aid

Cyber 1st Aid is a stand-alone policy aimed at providing businesses, that do not need to comply with the Privacy Act, with an affordable Cyber Insurance policy. Cyber 1st Aid aims to get your business operating back to normal and as soon as possible after a cyber-attack, by providing cover of $100,000 annual aggregate limit for the following:

• Losses to your business – Costs and revenue replacement cover.
• Cyber event response costs – Costs to respond to a cyber event, such as virus extraction, securing/ restoring your data and notification/ Public Relations costs.
• Legal expenses – Cost for you to obtain legal advice.

Can you afford to have your computers ‘down’ for 23 days?

How would that affect every facet of your business’ operations? The average time to resolve a cyber-attack is 23 days, which increases to 50 days if the attack was an inside job.

Cyber 1st Aid provides you with a 24/7 support service to provide you with professionals to help get you back up on your feet as soon as possible, if an eligible attack occurs.  Knowing you’ll have access to I.T. investigators, forensic accountants and public relation consultants is critical to mitigating potential threats and having your business up and running as soon as possible.

Two simple questions to confirm your eligibility is all it takes to help mitigate your risk against a Cyber Event. Click here to obtain a Quote

Need a more comprehensive policy

For a quote on a more comprehensive Cyber Insurance policy with higher limits, longer indemnity periods and optional covers, please visit our Cyber Event Protection Proposal Form. Further information on Cyber Insurance and how it could affect your business, may be provided by contacting CRM Brokers on 1300 880 494.

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