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ARTICLE · 19 APRIL 2020

Protecting your business from cyber risks during COVID-19

Common risks arising from a remote workforce, how to minimise the risk of a cyberattack and how to respond if attacked.

New ZealandTechnology

COVID-19 has created unprecedented working situations for businesses. Many are rapidly trying to grapple with their employees working from home.

Cybercriminals are using these unprecedented times as an opportunity for online scams and attacks. Businesses need to be hypervigilant.

There are many ways a cyberattack can cause business loss; data loss; hacker theft, business interruption; breach response costs and consultants' costs; privacy complaint costs and potentially third-party liability amongst others.

If you don't have a Cyber Insurance or Cyber Liability Insurance policy, different insurance policies in your suite of business policies may respond to different types of loss. Even if your business does have a specialist cyber policy, the best option is to avoid cyberattacks altogether, if at all possible.

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