Allied World U.S. Announces Privacy//101: Comprehensive Privacy and Network Security Insurance for Small to Mid-Size Companies and Organizations
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Privacy//101 provides coverage for costs associated with a privacy data breach including: notification to all individuals whose private information has been lost or stolen; any associated credit monitoring costs; third-party financial claims, including legal fees and fines and penalties; public relation expenses; and retaining a data forensic expert if necessary. In addition, as part of our strategic risk management relationship with the law firm Hogan Lovells, insureds receive a copy of their Guide for Data Security Breach Preparedness and Response.
"The Privacy//101 product is another example of Allied World's commitment to developing creative solutions for our insureds on emerging exposures. All businesses and organizations, regardless of their size, have privacy exposures if they maintain or send personal information. These exposures require insurance products which combine comprehensive coverage with tools and services that enable an insured to protect their assets," said
Privacy//101 quotes are available on a direct submission basis or can be included with a quote for most lines of business written by Allied World U.S. including Private and Not-for-Profit Management Liability, Lawyers Professional Liability, Miscellaneous Professional Liability, Insurance Agents Professional Liability and General and Multi-Line Casualty coverage.
"We recognize the importance of ensuring that our clients have the right level of privacy coverage and protection. We have made it easy for our brokers to provide their clients with access to this important product. No additional application or information is required when quotes are provided with other lines of business," commented
Limits are available up to
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