Cyber insurance, what does it cost and what is actually covered
Premium depends on turnover, sector, security posture, and loss history. What it covers matters more than the premium.
Try this first
- 1Get at least three quotes via a broker specialised in cyber. Hiscox, Chubb, Allianz, AIG, and NN are active in NL. A single quote is not a market.
- 2Read what IS covered: ransomware payment (often with sublimit), business interruption, recovery cost, legal aid, breach notification, customer notification. PR crisis management is sometimes separate.
- 3Read what is NOT covered: director liability (separate D&O policy), absolute reputational damage, fraud by own staff, outdated systems that were not patched.
- 4Check the per-claim deductible and yearly limit. For SMB a yearly limit around a hundred thousand is standard, but that does not cover ransomware at a manufacturer with daily turnover above ten thousand.
- 5Read the security requirements the insurer imposes: MFA, EDR, backup, awareness training. Almost every policy now sets these as preconditions. Not meeting them means no payout.
When to bring us in
We help clients fill in the insurer security questionnaire and get the required measures in place technically. /contact with the policy proposal.
See also
- What does Managed IT actually cost for a 10-person SMBNo fixed number, but an honest breakdown. A full package for ten people is not 50 euros a month and not 5000 either.
- Microsoft 365 Business Standard versus Premium, what is extraThe price jump is real but Premium does not add Word features. It adds security and device management.
- Microsoft announces another price hike, what do I doSince NCE Microsoft adjusts pricing structurally. Without action you renew at the new price for a full year.
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