From agile start-ups to multinational corporations, we know that the nature of cyber risk changes depending on the type of business you are. One size does not fit all.
Our knowledge of the cyber risk landscape gives us a deeper understanding of the different types of cyber risk – whether it’s the physical damage exposure of big industry or the high volume of patient records stored by a hospital.
The digital world is always evolving, resulting in cyber-attacks becoming more frequent and sophisticated, leaving more and more companies vulnerable to devastating consequences. Cyber insurance is a specialist insurance policy designed to protect your client’s businesses from financial losses caused by cyber-attacks. Our cyber insurance policies include cover for a range of threats including data breaches, cyber-crime, network security coverage and business interruption.
A cyber-attack can happen to any business, regardless of size or industry. By investing in cyber insurance, business owners can gain peace of mind knowing they’re protected against the fallout of a cyber incident.
We cover a range of cyber risks with products designed to equip brokers and their clients with the ability to prepare for any eventuality.
Our cover helps your clients be protected against:
In the dynamic and ever-evolving world of Cyber Insurance, it’s important to find a product that fits your needs. Explore our Cyber Insurance Products below and discover more about what Brit have to offer.
Tailored for small to medium-sized businesses, our CPR service is perfect for a diverse range of industries. It is designed to offer you flexibility in insurance protection and cover Incident Response, Notification Services, and Insurance Protection.
Our XDR service is designed for large-scale and multinational corporations. Our solutions address a wide range of exposures, with a particular focus on network security, privacy, and data protection
risks.
Brit Cyber Attack Plus (BCAP) is our award-winning service specifically designed for industrial and trade businesses. This coverage bridges the gap between physical and non-physical risks and offers the largest amount of cyber capacity available in the market on a primary basis.
XDR Pro Tech is our specialised service tailored for the distinct requirements of technology-based companies. We offer customised policies for international enterprises that include Technology Professional Liability, Miscellaneous Professional Liability, Multimedia Liability, and Network Security and Privacy Liability.
Our First50 product is a new initiative in the cybersecurity sector designed to facilitate the placement of cyber insurance for major institutional clients earning $10 billion or higher.
All of our products are sold via intermediaries and insurance brokers. Brit has developed a portal for brokers to quote and bind products. If you are a broker you can log in here. If you're interested in our portal, please contact our e-trading team.
Read moreWith technology advancing and becoming more deeply intertwined with daily operations, the rise in cyber threat is inevitable. Cyber insurance is now crucial, and insurance providers must provide adaptive coverage that precisely meets your client's unique requirements.
Across various sectors, regulatory bodies are tightening data protection standards. By embracing cyber insurance, businesses not only meet these compliance mandates but also signal a proactive stance towards risk management. This commitment not only safeguards against potential financial losses but also strengthens your clients' standing and trustworthiness within their industries.
Whilst GDPR has put the spotlight on data privacy and cyber issues, there are other more prominent trends that are driving a greater take-up of cyber insurance. When speaking to our clients, the growing frequency, severity and sophistication of the ransomware threat to their businesses has been their biggest concern and the true catalyst for cyber insurance adoption
Legislation and guidance can differ or even overlap, depending on where a business is operating. The rapid pace that technology advances also complicates things, so businesses have to stay constantly informed, while being agile enough to make changes quickly – all of which can be resource-intensive.
Read more on some of the privacy, and cyber security-related legislations here.
Read moreOur 3 stages of Cyber protection