Cyber Liability

Cyber insurance helps businesses recover from data breaches, hacking, ransomware and other cyber incidents by covering first‑party costs such as forensic investigations, data restoration, business interruption and breach notifications—and by defending against third‑party claims, regulatory fines and legal costs. Many policies also include incident response coordination and crisis management.

Our Key areas of coverage for Motor Trade Combined Insurance

Incident Response Support

Covers forensic investigations to identify the breach, legal advice and public relations costs to manage reputational damage.

Data recovery and system restoration

Covers costs to repair, replace, or rebuild compromised systems and recover lost or corrupted data.

Cyber extortion and ransomware

Covers negotiation expenses, specialist advice and where permitted, ransom payments.

Business interruption

Reimburses lost revenue and additional operating costs (for example, temporary staff) resulting from system outages or cyber attacks.

Cyber crime and funds transfer fraud

Protects against direct financial losses from social engineering, fraudulent payment instructions, or theft of funds.

Information security and privacy liability

Pays damages, settlements, and defence costs arising from breaches of confidential or personal data.

Regulatory fines and penalties

Reimburses insurable fines and penalties imposed by regulators (such as under GDPR or the Data Protection Act).

Multimedia liability

Covers claims of defamation, libel, or intellectual property infringement stemming from online content or social media.

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