All-in-one Cyber Liability Protection & Insurer Approved Technology
$1,000,000 of Financial Protection included
$1,000,000 in pre-approved Cyber Liability Protection included
No more contracts, insurance brokers, complicated jargon or long application processes. Keep your business moving fast knowing you have the financial means to recover after an attack.
eSure.AI subscription includes
$1,000,000
of worry-free recovery reimbursements bundled with your 24/7 cybersecurity protection :
$200,000
$200,000
$100,000
$500,000
All-in-one Solution for less than the price of a stand alone policy
If you’re worried about your employees working in unsafe environments, rest assured: eSure.AI follows you and your business – including your employees – wherever you operate, whether in the office, at the coffee shop or at home, for the ultimate remote work security.
Recover from getting sued
Cyber attack recovery costs go way beyond only paying for system repair. If you digitize any part of your business, you risk being sued by your customers, partners and vendors after a breach.
No applications, underwriting or complicated jargon required
Your financial protection comes conveniently bundled with your eSure.AI subscription. Payments are made lightning fast, within 15 days. Simply install eSure.AI and your protection is activated with rapid payments in the event of a breach. /p>
Figuring out Cybersecurity sucks… but getting hacked sucks more
Keep your business swimming with eSure.AI
Our industry-leading financial protection is designed to address evolving regulatory, legal and cybersecurity standards. Our Cyber Incident Response Fund coverage is always primary (regardless of other collectible insurance), all insuring clauses include prior acts coverage (such as for an unknown previous breach), and eSure.AI will never force a settlement.
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No deductible
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Covers mental injury
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Protects against Social Engineering Fraud
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Applies anywhere in the universe to address the continued evolution of hosting and data storage d
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Covers employees regardless of location, critical for Work From Home initiatives and remote work environments
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Broad policy definitions, including Protected Information that includes biometrics, internet browsing history and personally identifiable photos and video
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Covers cloud-based extortion (i.e. ransomware) scenarios and extortion expenses paid in cryptocurrencies
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Reimburses fines and legal fees related to new privacy regulations (e.g. CCPA, SHIELD)
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Integrated eSure.AI technology streamlines the application process. No need to dealwith insurance brokers and figuring out the right coverage
First Party Liability Protection
First-party expenses can include the costs associated with notifying affected customers and employees of a data breach. Public relations and reputation management/recovery costs are also first-party expenses. Business interruption expenses, cyber extortion reimbursement, and legal and forensic expenses to determine the extent of a data breach and its perpetrators are also grouped in first-party expenses.
- Expenses for Legal Services in determining the extent of the incident as well as how to respond to an incident. Expenses for legal contractual requirements.
- Forensic Expenses determining the cause and scope of a cyber incident.
- Notification of affected individuals.
- Compliance expenses related to regulations: notification, credit monitoring, etc.
Expenses incurred by the insured related to:
- Expenses for Legal Services in determining the extent of the incident as well as how to respond to an incident. Expenses for legal contractual requirements.
- Forensic Expenses determining the cause and scope of a cyber incident.
- Notification of affected individuals.
- Compliance expenses related to regulations: notification, credit monitoring, etc.
Business Interruption and Extra Expenses
- Expenses for Legal Services in determining the extent of the incident as well as how to respond to an incident. Expenses for legal contractual requirements.
- Forensic Expenses determining the cause and scope of a cyber incident.
- Notification of affected individuals.
- Compliance expenses related to regulations: notification, credit monitoring, etc.
Network Extortion Expenses
- Expenses incurred by the Insured in responding to an extortion threat.
- Expenses incurred by the Insured to mitigate, or reduce such loss.
Third Party Liability Coverage
Third-party expenses include the legal aspects of a data breach, particularly in the legal fees and costs of settlements, civil awards, or judgements resulting from a lawsuit. Liability costs centered on network security, privacy liability or electronic media – such as trade libel, plagiarism or copyright / trademark infringement – are also grouped under third-party expenses.
Liability for an organization’s failure to protect sensitive or corporate information. This includes the following:
- Unintentional Violations of Privacy Regulations.
- Failure of Network Security, which results in:
- The Unauthorized Access or Use of the Computer Network.
- Denial of Service Attack on the organization’s computer system.
- Unintentional or unknowing transmission or a virus or malicious code.
- Regulatory Liability:
- Regulatory Proceedings and other Regulatory Inquiries.
- PCI (Payment Card Industry):
- Assessments ordered by Payment Card Providers.
- Fines/Penalties assessed by the Payment Card Provider
Legal Defense Costs and Damages resulting from:
- Product Disparangement, trade Libel, False Clains, Invasion Of Privacy, Plagiarism, Copyright, Trademark Infringement, Negligence In Publishing Content.
- Protection for the above does include Printed Materials.
Trust Cyber Solutions includes a suite of additional add-ons designed to provide the most value to small businesses:
- Reputational Event – expanded business interruption protection to include the prospect of losing customers due to customer attrition following a breach.
- Invoice Manipulation – a form of Social Engineering protection where an actual but fraudulent invoice is disseminated and paid.
- Betterment – pays for the replacement of digital data security systems to a level beyond that which existed prior to a loss if warranted by the situation.
- System Failure –broadened business interruption protection to include events such as human or programming errors and infrastructure outage.