Our Cyber insurance for Commercial SME provides protection against computer attacks, employee error, network failures and data breaches
Our coverage is available globally with a maximum line size of USD25m.
Non-physical business interruption
Extra expense and loss of income (gross profit) that a company suffers following a computer outage
Companies whose business income depends on an available IT infrastructure, e.g. online retail, manufacturers, utilities, financial intuitions or trading systems
Digital asset damage
Costs and expenses to repair or replace damaged or destroyed digital assets
Breach response costs
Costs to manage a data breach including PR, IT forensic and legal expenses
Any company that maintains personal information (customer or employee) including financial services firms, healthcare, retailers and other B2C companies
Regulatory defence
Fines and penalties resulting from a regulatory action following a breach of the computer system or a breach of privacy
Security and privacy liability
Liability and legal expenses from a legal suit made against you as a result of a breach of the computer system or a breach of privacy
Any company storing personal and/or confidential information
Cyber extortion
Extortion monies and costs incurred if you are subject to a ransom demand of your data or computer systems
All companies – ransomware is a growing problem all companies face
Payment card industry fines, penalties and assessments
Fines and expenses that relate to credit card breaches from non-compliance with payment card industry data security standards
Any company that accepts credit cards as a form of payment
Multimedia
Liability and defence costs incurred as a result of infringement of offline/online media
Companies who publish online and offline media content as part of business operations
Reputational harm following a cyber attack
Ongoing loss of profit resulting from brand damageCrisis communication expenses
Companies who are heavily reliant on their brand value
Additional options
Property damage from a cyber attack
Costs to replace/repair physical assets damaged in a cyber attackProtection against the widely excluded CL380 clause in most property insurance policies
Companies who could suffer physical damage from a cyber attack such as manufacturers, utilities and logistics
Tokio Marine Kiln is a leading international insurer with a reputation for specialist underwriting excellence, great people and innovative products. As part of one of the largest insurance groups in the world, our underwriters are empowered to assess each individual risk, to make on-the-spot decisions and to find the right solutions for our clients’ needs.The ability to settle valid claims quickly and fairly in a human way is central to our business philosophy, and our adjusters are empowered to exercise their professional judgement to deliver an exceptional customer service.
Tokio Marine KilnAuthorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority under Firm Reference Number: 204909. Registered office is located at 20 Fenchurch Street, London EC3M 3BY Registered Number: 729671. Tokio Marine Kiln is a trading name.