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Cyber Insurance
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Tech & Sourcing @ Morgan Lewis
When a Cyber Loss Has No Conventional Hacker
By Morgan Lewis
Cyber insurance traditionally assumes a familiar sequence: an attacker gains access to a system, data is stolen or operations are disrupted, and a claim follows. Autonomous systems may complicate every…
Internet, IT & e-Discovery
Good news that Cyber insurance rates are dropping, but bad news that exclusions expanding!
By Peter Vogel
DarkReading.com reported that “The good news for enterprises is that cyber insurance policies are still affordable. The bad news is that coverage exclusions are increasing, and some might catch customers…
Insurance Recovery and the Law
The Evolution of Cyber Insurance Policy Forms
Cyberattacks continue to cause angst among businesses across the globe, spanning a wide variety of industries. With threats such as ransomware attacks surging globally, the state of cyber insurance remains…
It Pays to Be Covered TM
Texas Federal Court Reinforces Single Limit for Social Engineering Loss Arising from Multiple Payments
A recent decision from the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas offers a cautionary reminder for policyholders evaluating cyber coverage. In Perry & Perry Builders, Inc. v.…
Insurance Law Hawaii
Southwest Airlines Successfully Obtains Clarification on Cyber Policy
After the insurer denied coverage for a massive computer outage, the insured prevailed on a motion for summary judgment seeking an interpretation of the cyber policy. Southwest Airlines Co. v.…
C | M | Law Library Blog
Meet at Treatise–Cyber Insurance Claims, Case Law and Risk Management on PLI Plus
Find Cyber Insurance Claims, Case Law and Risk Management on our PLI Plus platform. This resource offers analysis of the ever-changing and escalating cyber claim landscape as it relates to…
TechLaw Crossroads
Think You Are Covered? Better Read Your Cybersecurity Policy — Carefully
Think your law firm’s cybersecurity insurance has you covered? Think again. New survey data reveals troubling gaps: only 45% of policies cover ransomware, despite 1 in 5 organizations reporting ransomware…
Boston ERISA & Insurance Litigation Blog
Five Favorites for Friday
It's that time of the week again! As some of you know, every Friday I cover five of the many things that have crossed my desk over the week, but…
The D&O Diary
London
The D&O Diary is on assignment in Europe this week, with the first stop in the great city of London. London is always one of my favorite places to visit,…
Insurance Law Hawaii
New Mexico Appellate Court Upholds Cyber Breach Coverage for Insured
The New Mexico Court of Appeals affirmed the trial court's granting of summary judgment to the insured, agreeing that there was coverage under the cyber policy for a…