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Two U.S. Senators, John Hickenlooper and Shelley Moore Capito, have introduced a Bill to improve consumers and small businesses’ understanding of cyber insurance policies. The
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HAVE YOU HEARD THAT LLOYD’S PUBLISHED UPDATED CYBER WAR & CYBER OPERATION CLAUSES?
On January 18, 2023, Lloyd’s published updated Cyber War & Cyber Operation Clauses for standalone cyber insurance policies. Twelve days later, it published revised versions to address “language consistency changes/minor corrections.” As part of its efforts to properly manage evolving cyber-risks, Lloyd’s originally…
No Direct Physical Damage, No Coverage For A Ransomware Event Under A Business Owners Policy
When deciding coverage for a ransomware event, insurers should take note of the Ohio Supreme Court’s ruling that an electronic-equipment endorsement to a business owners policy (BOP) does not provide coverage for losses incurred from a ransomware attack if there…
FOR CYBER RISK MODELING: A RESOURCE FOR DATA REGARDING AVERAGE COST OF A 2022 DATA BREACH
Cyber risk is complex and constantly changing. In the insurance industry, cyber risk modeling refers to the use of mathematical models to evaluate the potential financial losses that a company might incur in case of a cyberattack. Cyber risk modeling…
Do Laws Enacted By North Carolina and Florida Prohibit Ransomware Payments by an Insurer Under a Cyber Insurance Policy?
The short and simple answer is “No,” as long as the insured is not a public agency such as a county or a municipality. However, there always seems to be possible exceptions at play when it comes to cyber insurance…
Federal Court Decision Illustrates Differing Analysis Used In Addressing Data Breach Coverage Under A CGL Policy
On reexamination, a federal district court determined that a CGL (commercial general liability) policy purchased by Target Corporation covered the replacement costs for Target payment cards that were compromised as a result of a data breach. Of significance, the federal…