Cyber Liability Insurance
Cyber liability insurance covers first-party costs (your breach) and third-party claims (client data you exposed). Ransomware, social engineering, and security incident response included.
About Cyber Liability Insurance
Cyber liability insurance protects developers and tech businesses from the financial fallout of security incidents. Whether it's a ransomware attack on your own systems, a breach exposing client data you store, or a cloud misconfiguration that leaks sensitive records — cyber coverage pays for forensics, notification, credit monitoring, and legal defense.
For developers who handle any client data — even just email lists — cyber exposure is real. Clients are increasingly requiring proof of cyber insurance before signing contracts, especially enterprise and government clients.
What's Covered
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need cyber insurance if I don't store sensitive data?
Yes. Even basic client information — names, emails, payment records — creates exposure. Plus ransomware can target any business regardless of data type.
What's the average cost of a data breach for a small tech firm?
IBM's Cost of a Data Breach Report puts the average SMB breach cost at $4.45M globally. Forensics, notification, and legal fees alone can bankrupt an uninsured firm.
Does cyber insurance cover cloud providers failing?
Dependent system failure coverage is available as an add-on. We'll ensure your policy covers cloud outages that impact your service delivery.