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Yes. Four in ten UK businesses report a cyberattack annually, yet 86% of SMEs currently have no cyber insurance.

Yes, cyber terrorism is included, though traditional acts of terrorism are excluded.

Yes, cover includes defence costs and insurable regulatory fines for breaches of Data Protection Regulations.

In the UK, the average cost of a cyberattack is £2,670. Larger businesses often face significantly higher losses.

Policies start from as little as £10 per month, depending on your business size, risk profile, and level of cover.

Exclusions include: employee dishonesty, utility or internet failures, errors in professional services, trade secret misappropriation, and non-insurable regulatory fines.

Damage to software, websites, and data Breach response (legal advice, forensic experts, customer notification) Ransom and extortion costs Loss of revenue due to cyberattacks Customer notification and monitoring costs Social engineering fraud and unauthorised network access Regulatory defence costs and certain fines (where insurable) Liabilities to third parties, including data breaches, virus transmission, and copyright infringement.

Any business that stores data, uses IT systems, or provides services online is at risk. SMEs, charities, and larger organisations all benefit from cover.

Cyber insurance protects your business against financial losses, liabilities, and recovery costs resulting from cyberattacks, data breaches, or online fraud.