Travelers Europe Introduces Stand-Alone Cyber Product for Businesses in UK and Ireland
New offering addresses cyber liability and includes risk management expertise
“With cyber threats continuing to evolve, businesses without dedicated cover could find themselves insufficiently protected in the event of a breach,” said
Travelers CyberRisk includes limits up to £10 million across liability, breach response, cyber crime and business loss covers. It is a standalone policy that can be purchased individually or as part of the Travelers Management Liability Package.
Travelers has provided cyber-related insurance coverage with robust risk management services for more than 30 years and understands the importance of helping organisations work through an incident, from recovering after a breach to managing expenses associated with an attack. To learn more, contact your insurance broker, or visit travelers.co.uk/cyber.
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