Looking for cyber insurance? Legal terms, issues to know

20 September 2021

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The impacts of cyber and ransomware attacks on companies can be devastating, and companies seeking to mitigate these risks are shopping for stand-alone cyber insurance policies. Hogan Lovells privacy and security litigators examine what companies should know and understand when looking for a policy.

Authored by Michelle Kisloff, Jasmeet Ahuja, and Andrew Bank.

Contacts

Jasmeet Ahuja
Partner
Philadelphia

Andrew Bank
Senior Associate
Washington, D.C.

Keywords Cyber Insurance, Cyberattacks, Ransomware, Cyber Risk, Cyber Policies, Cyber Coverage

Languages English

Topics Class Actions and Group Actions, Corporate and Securities Litigation, Crisis Management, Risks, Disputes and Litigation, Technology Litigation and Disputes, Cybersecurity, Artificial Intelligence, Digital Assets and Blockchain, Cloud Services, Data Centers, E-Commerce, Internet of Things, Semiconductors, Social Media, Software / Software as a Service / Enterprise Software, Technology Hardware and Infrastructure, Communications Infrastructure and Cable, Communications Privacy, Equipment Authorizations / Equipment Certifications, Broadband and Internet, Online Harms, Robocalls, Telephone Consumer Protection Act, and Telemarketing, Spectrum Auctions, Team Telecom, Telecommunications Carriers, Unlicensed Uses and Devices / Short Range Devices, Universal Service/Universal Access, Wireless / Mobile, Spectrum and 5G, Wireline Telecommunications / Fixed Telecoms

Countries United States, Mexico, United Kingdom, Germany

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Looking for cyber insurance? Legal terms, issues to know

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