Protection against the threats that businesses can no longer afford to ignore.

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Every business has sensitive data, making them vulnerable to fraud, security breaches, cyberattacks, and cybercrimes.

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Most large enterprises today have some form of cyber risk insurance, but not all. Very few small businesses do.

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It's time for business owners to realize some hard facts:

 

• According to the FBI, there’s no bulletproof way to avoid being hacked and cybercrime (that they know about) is up 70% in the US and climbing. 
   

• 68% of small businesses had a cyber attack last year, with average costs for data breaches ranging from $120k to $1.24M.
   

• 47% of businesses had a  ransomware attack last year, with a $505,827 average cost to remediate when an attack succeeded.

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The costs to U.S. businesses large and small is now measured in the trillions of dollars. No matter where you are in the growth of your business, you simply cannot afford the kind of massive losses these cyberattacks are causing during these difficult times.

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What does Cyber Risk Insurance cover?

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Cyber Risk Insurance protects your business in two ways if it is targeted by cyber attacks whose actions impact your ability to operate or steal data from you.

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1. Cover your business (First Party Liability)
   Fund transfer fraud, social engineering, client funds, invoice manipulation, crypto-jacking, reputational harm, dependent business interruption, system failure and BYOD losses for employees and knock-on impacts, such as post attack legal action.
    

2. Cover the businesses you work with (Third Party Liability)

Privacy liability, media liability, management liability, and bodily or property damage

DNI partners with cyber risk insurance carriers to help you qualify and apply for the perfect policy for your needs.  

 

The other comprehensive cybersecurity services we recommend allow you to qualify for big cyber risk insurance policies at small business prices.