Cyber Insurance

Cyber insurance helps protect small businesses from damage, liability, and recovery costs in the event a company’s computer system or electronic data has been compromised.

What's typically covered by cyber insurance?

Cyber insurance policies vary depending on a small business’s needs.

First party coverage

Can help cover expenses if a business’s data is stolen or its network is hacked.

Third party coverage

Can help protect a business if it is sued in the event of cybercrime.

How does cyber insurance protect small businesses?

Identity theft

Helps protect small businesses in the event an employee or customer’s identity is stolen

Cyber extortion

Helps a small business regain private information if it is the victim of cyber extortion

Financial protection

Helps protect small businesses against lawsuits and helps mitigate financial loss

What other types of insurance might my small business need?

While general liability insurance protects you, your business, and your employees in the case of bodily injury, property damage, or personal injury claims, small business owners should consider other types of insurance:

Workers’ compensation insurance provides medical, disability, survivor, burial, and rehabilitation benefits to employees who experience illness, injury, or death due to a work-related incident. In nearly all states, and with few exceptions, businesses are required by law to carry workers’ compensation insurance. Get a workers’ comp quote in 3 minutes

Commercial auto insurance covers liability and physical damage for vehicles owned by your company.

Business owner’s policy (BOP) insurance offers bundled protection from claims related to property damage, fire, personal injury, advertising injury, and other issues.

Make sure you're covered

Pie can help you get the best coverage for your business from our insurance carrier partners. Contact us to get a cyber insurance quote today.

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