
Cyber in Numbers
£15K
Average cost of an SME claim
3 in 4
firms will have a claim in their life time
£550mil
UK market size by premium
Cyber
Cyber insurance protects businesses from the financial consequences of cyber attacks, data breaches, and other cyber events.
Safeguard your data. Maintain business continuity. Stay resilient in the face of attack.
In today’s digital world, cyber threats are no longer a distant concern — they are a daily reality for businesses of all sizes. A single cyber incident can lead to operational shutdowns, data breaches, regulatory fines, and irreparable reputational damage.
Cyber Insurance provides essential protection — helping you respond quickly, recover effectively, and keep your business running when the unexpected happens.
What Does Cyber Insurance Cover?
Cyber Insurance typically includes protection for:
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Incident Response Costs
Access to expert IT forensics, breach response teams, legal counsel, and crisis PR — to contain and resolve the breach fast.
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Data Breach & GDPR Liability
Cover for regulatory investigations, ICO fines (where legally insurable), and legal liability following the unauthorised disclosure of personal or confidential information.
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Business Interruption Losses
Compensation for lost income if your systems are taken offline by ransomware, denial-of-service attacks, or malicious code.
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Cybercrime & Ransomware
Cover for ransomware demands, extortion threats, and fraudulent transfers resulting from phishing or social engineering.
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System Damage & Data Restoration
Pays the cost of repairing, restoring or rebuilding compromised systems, software, or lost data following an attack.
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Third-Party Liability
Protection against claims from clients, partners, or suppliers whose data or systems are affected by a breach originating from your business.
Who Needs It?
Cyber Insurance is essential for any business that:
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Stores customer data (names, addresses, payment info, medical or financial records)
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Operates cloud-based platforms, SaaS tools, or digital infrastructure
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Uses remote working, client portals, or integrated supply chains
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Handles personal data under UK GDPR or similar international regulations
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Would suffer financially if their email, CRM, or systems went down for 24+ hours
Whether you’re a regulated professional firm, a tech-driven company, or an SME handling sensitive client information — cyber cover is no longer optional.
Why It Matters
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Responds immediately when a breach occurs — minimising downtime and legal exposure
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Covers losses that can run into six or seven figures
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Helps you meet contractual, regulatory, or tendering requirements
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Shows clients, partners, and investors that you take cyber risk seriously
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Gives you access to specialist response teams — before reputational damage takes hold
Need Advice or a Quote?
We place cyber cover with trusted, A-rated insurers in the London and Lloyd’s markets — tailored to your industry, data handling, and risk profile.

