Cyber insurance
Support for managing and recovering from cyber threats, privacy breaches and data loss that affect businesses of any size.
- Cover for cyber attacks & data breaches
- 24/7 emergency claims team
- Monthly payment plans
- Fast Certificate of Currency
- Over 35 years supporting Australian businesses
What is cyber insurance?
Cyber threats continue to evolve, with cyber criminals increasingly targeting businesses of all sizes. Designed to help businesses respond to, manage and recover from cyber incidents such as cyber attacks, data breaches and privacy events. Depending on the policy selected, cover may provide access to specialist support and assist with a range of costs associated with responding to a cyber event.
What can cyber insurance cover?
Cyber attacks and privacy events
Business interruption and downtime
Government fines and penalties (where insurable)
Public relations and reputation management costs
Incident response and investigation costs
Data recovery and restoration
Legal and regulatory costs
Cyber extortion and ransomware response costs
*The inclusions depend on the specific insurance cover you select. To learn more, submit an enquiry or contact our team on 13 IMAR or 1300 540 156. Refer to the Product Disclosure Statement and policy documents for full terms and exclusions.
Industries we cover
Whether you're on the tools, running jobs or managing projects, explore insurance solutions designed for the day-to-day realities of working in the trades.
Every business is different. We build solutions for businesses across a wide range of industries, from beauty and wellness through to retail, professional services and specialist trades.
Frequently Asked Questions
If your business collects, stores, or transmits sensitive customer or employee data, you may be at risk of a cyber attack. Even businesses with minimal data can face threats, such as ransomware or service disruptions, that compromise operations. Cyber liability insurance can help you recover quickly and reduce the financial impact of these events.
Cyber criminals may be an individual or a group of people. Threats to your technology or data might come from:
- Criminals: Out to steal sensitive data, financial information, or disrupt your business.
Third-party service providers: Weaknesses in external systems may affect your business operations and data security. - Competitors: Targeting your business to gain an unfair advantage.
- Current or former employees: Potentially compromising or leaking information, either accidentally or maliciously.
Your business data, financial assets, and reputation are all at risk in a cyber incident. The impacts may include:
- Financial loss: Theft of business or customer data for monetary gain.
- Business loss: Damage to your business reputation or relationships with partners.
- Recovery costs: Expenses related to restoring affected systems and data.
- Time costs: Hours spent notifying regulators, customers, and affected parties while ensuring compliance with data breach notification laws.
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