Your business is
one email away
from a $4.8M problem.
Attacks are getting smarter faster than most companies can keep up. If you don't have cyber insurance yet, you're betting your entire business that it won't happen to you.
Source: IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2024
Cyber Attacks Target SMBs
Verizon DBIR 2023
Average Data Breach Cost
IBM Security 2024
SMBs Close Within 6 Months
National Cyber Security Alliance
Why You Need Protection
Why Your Business Needs Cyber Insurance
Traditional business insurance doesn't cover digital risks. Most business owners find that out after a breach.
Data Breaches Cost $4.88M Average
The average cost of a data breach keeps rising. Legal fees, regulatory fines, and business interruption can destroy unprepared companies.
Ransomware Attacks Every 11 Seconds
Cybercriminals target businesses of all sizes. Small and medium businesses are especially vulnerable due to limited security resources.
Regulatory Compliance Required
HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and other regulations require specific cyber protections. Non-compliance can result in massive fines.
Our Coverage
What We Cover
Coverage built around how cyber attacks actually happen, not how insurance companies wish they worked.
Licensed & Insured
Pennsylvania Insurance Department
A-Rated Carriers
Top-tier insurance partners
24/7 Claims Support
Always there when you need us
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Cyber insurance covers first-party costs (business interruption, data recovery, notification costs) and third-party liabilities (lawsuits, regulatory fines, credit monitoring for affected customers). It also provides access to expert incident response teams.
Premiums typically range from $500-$5,000 annually for small businesses, depending on industry, revenue, and data sensitivity. The cost is a fraction of what a single breach could cost your business.
Yes. General liability and professional liability policies typically exclude cyber-related losses. You need specific cyber coverage for digital risks like data breaches, ransomware, and business email compromise.
Even businesses without customer data face cyber risks. Email systems, financial records, and business operations can be disrupted by ransomware. Cyber insurance also covers business interruption from attacks.
After completing our risk assessment, most policies can be bound within 24-48 hours. We work with A-rated carriers to find the right coverage for your situation.
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Ready to protect your business? Reach out to our team for a free consultation.