Cyber Insurance for Families

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Technology is now part of our everyday lives and as 2020 has shown essential for communication, shopping and managing a family's busy schedule. We are heavily reliant on technology.

Dependence on the Internet, the growth of web-enabled devices and the use of social media means that people are much more interconnected. This introduces new risks into our homes and lives that must be managed.

Personal Cyber Insurance goes beyond computers, laptops and mobile devices. It covers you, your family, your identity, your reputation , your money and your time (wage replacement) when a cyber event occurs.

As technology use grows in our lives, protecting yourself and your family against cyber risk and attack has become more important. Make the effort and take the time to secure against risks such as malware, viruses, cyber espionage, denial of service attacks, cyber theft, identity theft and more. For extra peace of mind consider Personal Cyber Protection Insurance as part of your household's cyber risk mitigation and recovery strategy.

Cyber crime is highly specialised and ever evolving - cyber insurance can cover you for many aspects of cyber crime such as:

Cyber extortion (ransomware)

Attacks or threatened attacks against your home IT infrastructure, coupled with demands for money to stop attacks.

Hacking / Crimeware

Malicious or unauthorised home IT infrastructure access or malware that aims to gain control of systems.

Cyberbullying

Electronic communication through your home IT that targets your child or teenage family member with the aim of tormenting, harassing, humiliating or otherwise targeting them.

Cyberstalking

Malicious use of your home IT to stalk, abuse, control or frighten you.

Identity theft

The unauthorised access to and use of your identity because of a cyber event to your home IT.

Personal financial loss

Loss of funds due to cyber theft. Also includes charges or costs incurred by you due to sim-jacking or crypto-jacking.

Wage replacement benefit

Payment of lost wages as a result of taking unpaid leave in response to a cyber theft, sim-jacking, identity theft, cyberbullying or cyberstalking.

Repair to e-reputation costs

The removal or mitigation of internet publications that defame our reputation

A cyber event includes:

Malware Viruses

Cyber theft

Cyber espionage

Identity theft and more

Denial of service attacks

Further to technical cyber threats , social media can also become an area for anti-social behaviour

The product also responds to:

Cyberbullying

Cyberstalking

Cyber harassment

Cyber extortion (ransomware)

Cyber event response costs

Data restoration costs

Data securing costs

Credit and identity monitoring

Legal costs

Incident response solution with a 24/7/365 hotline

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