Cyber Liability

Protecting Your Business from Digital Risks and Threats

In today’s tech-driven world, companies face significant risks related to cyber threats, from data breaches to cybercrime. Cyber Liability Insurance helps safeguard businesses from the financial impact of these risks by covering losses related to the use of computer systems, networks, and the internet. With many traditional policies inadequate for these threats, Cyber Liability provides comprehensive protection for data loss, privacy issues, and cyber-related liabilities, ensuring businesses stay secure in an increasingly digital landscape.

Cyber Liability Insurance protects businesses from financial losses due to cyber-attacks, data breaches, and digital threats. With over 375 attacks occurring daily in India, the risk to businesses is significant. High-profile breaches like BigBasket and Dunzo have exposed millions of users’ data. This insurance covers both first-party losses (e.g., e-theft, reward expenses) and third-party liabilities (e.g., legal claims). It ensures compliance with the Personal Data Protection Bill, which enforces strict data security rules. Penalties for violations can reach up to ₹250 crore. The policy helps businesses manage legal, financial, and reputational risks. It includes support for defense costs and breach response. Coverage is vital for any company handling digital data. Cyber insurance is no longer optional—it’s a necessity.

Key Benefits

Health Cover Up
to ₹50 Lacs

    What is Cyber Liability?

    Cyber liability insurance is designed to protect businesses from financial losses caused by cyber-attacks, data breaches, and other digital risks. As businesses increasingly rely on digital systems, the risk of cyber incidents grows, making this type of insurance essential.

    Why do you need Cyber Liability?

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    Financial Security

    Minimize the financial impact of cyber-attacks and losses.

    Data Breach Protection

    Safeguard your business against costly data breaches.

    Legal and Regulatory Compliance

    Ensure compliance with data privacy laws and avoid penalties.

    Reputation Management

    Protect your business's reputation after a cyber event.

    Why choose Insurance Manager to protect your business?

    Comprehensive Protection for Your Workforce

    Ensure employee well-being with complete health insurance coverage.

    Comprehensive Protection for Your Workforce

    Ensure employee well-being with complete health insurance coverage.

    Cost-Effective Group Insurance Plans

    Affordable plans with benefits like maternity, critical illness, and dependent coverage.

    Cost-Effective Group Insurance Plans

    Affordable plans with benefits like maternity, critical illness, and dependent coverage.

    Peace of Mind for Employers and Employees

    Reduce financial stress with cashless claims and reimbursement options.

    Peace of Mind for Employers and Employees

    Reduce financial stress with cashless claims and reimbursement options.

    Boost Employee Productivity and Retention

    Build loyalty and motivation by easing economic and mental burdens.

    Boost Employee Productivity and Retention

    Build loyalty and motivation by easing economic and mental burdens.

    Who’s this for?

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    What does Cyber Liability cover and exclude?

    Plan Coverage

    Reward Expenses

    Covers informants who help track and convict cyber-attackers.

    E-theft Loss

    Protection from financial loss due to fraudulent online transactions.

    E-communication Loss

    Covers fraudulent communications that trick clients into transferring funds.

    Extended Reporting Period

    Allows late reporting of breaches occurring during the policy term.

    Defense Cost Advancement

    Legal fees covered upfront before case resolution.

    First-Party Loss

    Covers direct losses like business interruption and data recovery costs.

    Third-Party Liability

    Covers legal claims from affected customers, vendors, or partners.

    Breach Notification Costs

    Covers expenses to notify affected individuals and regulators.

    Major Exclusions

    Physical Property Damage

    Tangible asset damages (e.g., office hardware) are not covered.

    Intentional Acts

    Any willful or fraudulent acts by the insured are excluded.

    Prior Known Issues

    Claims related to events knowingly disclosed before policy start are not covered.

    Employee Fraud

    Internal fraud or misconduct by staff is typically excluded.

    Intellectual Property Theft

    Loss of third-party IP is not covered unless specified.

    Consequential Business Loss

    Losses like reputational damage, lost contracts, or future business opportunities are excluded.

    Credit Risk or Loan Default

    Financial defaults caused by cyber events are not insurable.

    Post-Incident Delayed Claims

    Losses reported long after being known may be excluded.

    Plan Coverage

    Denial of Service Attacks

    Protects against attacks that prevent unauthorized access to websites or systems.

    Unauthorized Data Access

    Covers losses due to unauthorized access, use, or tampering with data.

    Data Privacy Breaches

    Protects against the disclosure of confidential information or privacy invasion.

    Malicious or Accidental Data Loss

    Covers losses from the malicious or accidental loss of digital assets or data.

    Malware and Viruses

    Includes protection from the introduction of harmful code, malware, or viruses.

    Cyber Extortion

    Covers financial losses related to cyber extortion or terrorism threats.

    Reputation Damage

    Includes coverage for personal media injury such as defamation or libel from electronic content.

    Crisis Management Expenses

    Covers costs related to crisis management, public relations, and restoring data or systems.

    Major Exclusions

    Physical Property Damage

    Excludes coverage for physical property damage unrelated to cyber risks.

    Intentional Acts

    Does not cover losses resulting from intentional, criminal acts by employees or management.

    Prior Known Issues

    Excludes coverage for breaches or issues known before the policy period began.

    Employee Fraud

    Does not cover losses related to employee fraud or theft that are not cyber-related.

    Intellectual Property Infringement

    Excludes coverage for intellectual property infringement or misappropriation.

    General Liability

    Excludes general liability claims that are unrelated to cyber activities.

    Government Fines

    Does not cover government penalties or fines related to violations of regulations.

    Unsolicited Communication

    Excludes losses from unsolicited communications, including spam and phishing attacks.

    When can I Claim?

    A claim under Cyber Liability can be registered in the below circumstances:

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    Submission

    Effortlessly submit your claims with our fast, simple, and user-friendly interface.

    Assessment

    Our team thoroughly reviews your claim with care, keeping you updated in real time.

    Resolution

    Receive your claim payout quickly and securely. Your satisfaction is our priority.
    It protects your business from financial losses due to cyber-attacks, data breaches, & digital fraud, which are increasingly common across Indian startups & enterprises.
    No, claims related to incidents known before the policy start date are not covered.
    Coverage includes data breaches, e-theft, denial-of-service (DoS) attacks, and malicious code losses.
    No, consequential losses like reputational damage or lost customer agreements are excluded from coverage.
    Yes, third-party liability coverage includes customer lawsuits, regulatory fines, and vendor claims resulting from data breaches.
    Organizations can face penalties of up to ₹250 crore for failing to secure user data or report breaches.

    Coverage may apply in some cases but typically excludes losses of proprietary information or trade secrets.
    The process includes insurance audits, risk inspection, claim submission, assessment, and resolution—all handled by the insurer to minimize disruption.