- You are at risk.
Existing insurance policies do not account for web-based
and other technology related liabilities. McAfee Security won't ensure
you against a massive claim in case of a breach.
- The cost of a breach is higher than you think.
A 2012 data breach insurance claims study done by Net
Diligence found that the average cost of legal defense for a data
breach was $582,000, and the average cost of a settlement was more than
$2 million.
- What could possibly go wrong?
A few things ... like virus attacks, hacks, physical
damage or interruption to servers, rogue laptops, natural disasters and
other systems failures.
- Know the ways you're at risk.
New economy, new exposures. The risks differ from business
to business but include things like data theft, intellectual property
liability claims, employee misconduct and many other things.
- Know how to mitigate your risk.
You need a data security policy, data encryption and
employee training - but you also need to transfer liability to a
third-party underwriter. That means an insurance policy crafted to
cover all your specific cyber liabilities.
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