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Cyber Insurance 101 FOR SECURITY PROFESSIONALS JEFFREY SMITH Cyber Risk Underwriters 866.292.3092 [email protected]

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Cyber Insurance 101 FOR SECURITY PROFESSIONALS

JEFFREY SMITH Cyber Risk Underwriters

[email protected]

KEY TAKEAWAYS

Common GroundValue Proposition What's Included & What's NotCalculating Claims CostsMarket Intel

CYBER INSURANCE 101: FOR SECURITY PROFESSIONALS

Cyber Insurance 101

Q: Cyber Insurance or InfoSec?

"It's scary and confusing...butat least it's boring..." CFO Healthcare Services Provider 2019

A: Yes

CYBER INSURANCE 101: FOR SECURITY PROFESSIONALS

CEO: "Last time I saw you, Igave you money for moresecurity" CISO: "We've been hacked!"

CYBER INSURANCE 101: FOR SECURITY PROFESSIONALS

"Jeffrey, slow down.I didn't understand aword you said" Robert "@RSnake" Hansen 2017

CYBER INSURANCE 101: FOR SECURITY PROFESSIONALS

Cyber Insurance Value Proposition

Free second look under the hood can validateexisting security efforts

OUTSIDE PERSPECTIVE

Access to vetted legal, forensics, notificationand other related experts who know how toresolve problems

IMMEDIATE SUPPORT

Reputation management, lost income, fines &penalties, and credit monitoring 

FINANCIAL RECOVERY

Continued legal and financial support as well assecurity tools tools to augment your existingefforts 

GET BACK TO BUSINESS

CYBER INSURANCE 101: FOR SECURITY PROFESSIONALS

I N S U R A N C E C O N T R A C TStand-alone policy or endorsed to other business insurance policiessuch as property, medical malpractice, and crime

D I S T R I B U T I O NPrimarily via property & casualty insurance agents and brokers

W A R R A N T I E S & C H A N N E LAlso used to back security vendor warranties and MSSP offerings

Cyber Insurance: What is it?

CYBER INSURANCE 101: FOR SECURITY PROFESSIONALS

FIRST PARTY COVERAGEYour stuff

THIRD PARTY COVERAGELiability claims brought by a third-party

SERVICESVetted vendors & evolving security services

Cyber Insurance: Product Offering

CYBER INSURANCE 101: FOR SECURITY PROFESSIONALS

BREACHRESPONSE

Cyber Insurance: "First-Party" RemediesYour Direct Expenses

CYBER CRIME

ExtortionFunds Transfer FraudPhishingTelecom Fraud 

BUSINESSINTERRUPTION

OTHER STUFF 

Incident ResponseLegal ExpensesNotificationForensicsPublic RelationsCredit MonitoringPost BreachRemediation

HardwareCourt AttendanceReward ExpensesCryptojackingClaims Preparation

System InterruptionDependent SystemInterruptionReputational DamageNet Income &ExpensesData Recovery 

 

CYBER INSURANCE 101: FOR SECURITY PROFESSIONALS

SECURITY &PRIVACY

Cyber Insurance: Third-Party CoverageLegal Defense and Indemnity

REGULATORYDEFENSE

PCI-DSSLIABILITY

Defense & DamagesAssumed UnderContractMalware TransmissionUnauthorized Releaseof PHI/PII

Regulatory DefenseCompensatory AwardsFines & PenaltiesFederal, State, Localor ForeignInsurable by Law

 

MULTIMEDIALIABILITY

Defense & DamagesAssessmentsFinesPenalities

 

Electronic & WrittenLibel, Slander &DisparagementInfringement:Copyright, DomainName, TrademarkPlaigarism

 

CYBER INSURANCE 101: FOR SECURITY PROFESSIONALS

CYBER INSURANCE 101: FOR SECURITY PROFESSIONALS

Legal

Incident Response/ForensicsNotification & Credit MonitoringForensic AccountingPublic Relations

Cyber Insurance: Insurer ServicesVetted Response & Recovery

Claim & Services Timeline

Breach Report & Evaluation

Managing Short-Term Crisis

Managing Long-Term Consequences

Mitigation Tools &Consultation

Breach coach IT Forensics Claim legitimacy Legal and regulatory Engage otherresources

NotificationCredit monitoringPublic relationsData recovery

Loss of income, Brand Management Legal DefenseClass ActionsRegulatory fines &penalties

TrainingPhishing simulationsDomain protectionNetwork monitoring Patch managementPassword managementLegal/PR & securityconsulting

CYBER INSURANCE 101: FOR SECURITY PROFESSIONALS

Coverage limitations includepolicy exclusions but arealso buried in conditions anddefinitions....

Coverage Limitations

CYBER INSURANCE 101: FOR SECURITY PROFESSIONALS

INSUREDELSEWHERE

Limitations: Typical Exclusions

UNINSURABLEAGAINST

PUBLIC POLICY

Anti-TrustBodily Injury &Property Damage*IP/PatentInfringementManagement Liability

NuclearWar*/Terrorism*Core InternetInfrastructure FailureUtility Power Failure*Domain Revocation

 

OTHER

Intentional Acts ofSenior ExecutivesSanctionsCriminal ActsFines & Penalties NotInsurable By Law

 

Outside Policy PeriodContractual*Betterment*Technology E&O*Government Orders

 

CYBER INSURANCE 101: FOR SECURITY PROFESSIONALS

Limitations: Conditions & DefinitionsTo name a few...

Representations & WarrantiesReporting ProvisionsIn The Event of a ClaimRetentions and Wait Periods

CYBER INSURANCE 101: FOR SECURITY PROFESSIONALS

Courtesy of At-Bay Insurance

How Much DoWe Need?

Scenario 1

CYBER INSURANCE 101: FOR SECURITY PROFESSIONALS

Courtesy of At-Bay Insurance

How Much DoWe Need?

Scenario 2

CYBER INSURANCE 101: FOR SECURITY PROFESSIONALS

"The cyber insurance market continues to grow and underwritingperformance in this sector remains strong. As well as things are going,there are challenges, with uncertainty around pricing being just one. Underwriting business interruption remains difficult. Also, the threatthat insurers are most worried about remains a systemic event thatcould cause extensive losses and jeopardize a cyber insurerssolvency."

STATE OF THE MARKET 2019

- AM BEST

CYBER INSURANCE 101: FOR SECURITY PROFESSIONALS

1% of business insurance premiumsSome 200 insurers providing coverage but only about20 serious playersTwo distinct markets: Enterprise & SMETake up rates difficult to measure but under 50%

CYBER INSURANCE 101: FOR SECURITY PROFESSIONALS

Cyber Insurance Market Evolving and competitive

Q&A

CYBER INSURANCE 101: FOR SECURITY PROFESSIONALS