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ARTICLE · 17 APRIL 2018

Connected And Protected: Insuring Your Business Against Cyber Breaches

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It was not long ago that a company's cybersecurity plan was centred around the IT department, keeping internal networks protected and staying alert to malware and virus threats.

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It was not long ago that a company's cybersecurity plan was centred around the IT department, keeping internal networks protected and staying alert to malware and virus threats. Now, the risks have evolved: as companies have moved to more cloud computing solutions, Software as a Service providers and internet-enabled systems, they face more exposure to both internal and external risks. If your company has not identified your potential risks and implemented a comprehensive risk mitigation strategy that includes cyber insurance, you could be facing expensive consequences.

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Does your company use outside providers for software services, such as cloud computing, data analytics, HR or payroll software? How does a data breach or software failure at their end affect your business? Are you responsible to your clients or customers for a breach of someone else's system? Review your vendor contracts for these services to ensure that you are indemnified for a

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