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Bridging the gap between crime and cyber: Common claims and core coverages

As technology has become commonplace in everyday life, so too has the opportunity for criminals to target businesses for financial gain. Financial cybercrime disproportionately affects smaller businesses which are often easy targets due to limited resources to manage technology and train employees.

Crime and cyber policies can coexist for the benefit of the policyholder and this article delves into three common types of cybercrime to explore how this works in practice - how the crimes work, how a claim is handled and which coverage applies.

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