At-Bay vs. Cincinnati Insurance vs. The Hartford vs. Zurich Cyber Insurance Comparison Chart

At-Bay’s cyber insurance policies provide robust first and third-party coverage on both primary and excess lines. Our policies are enhanced with active risk monitoring services at no additional cost and supported by our in-house claims team. Quickly determine your client's financial exposure to cyber-attacks with our cyber risk calculators. Insights and learnings to empower brokers to be an expert on cyber. At-Bay offers both direct and contingent system failure coverage to the full limit of insurance by default, regardless of whether you send submissions online or through email. Direct and contingent coverage for business interruption and system failure. Social engineering & invoice manipulation coverage is available for all classes of business, Full limits are offered for cryptojacking and bricking coverage. Broad cyber extortion coverage including payment of cryptocurrencies. Reputational harm coverage including PR costs as a result of adverse publications.

When you run a small business, you face many physical risks, like property damage and injuries. But your business also faces risks that come from using technology. These include everything from data breaches to hacking. To protect against those risks, many businesses add cyber insurance to their business insurance policies. Cyber insurance can offer broad coverages to help protect businesses from various technology-related risks. At The Hartford, we offer two different cyber insurance policies: cyber liability insurance and data breach insurance. Data breach insurance helps your business respond to breaches and can offer enough protection for small business owners. Cyber liability insurance is typically meant for larger businesses and offers more coverage to help prepare for, respond to and recover from cyberattacks.