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Experts Discuss Blended vs. Stand-Alone Cyber Liability Insurance Policies

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During the NetDiligence Cyber Risk Summit, experts discussed the pros and cons of combining cyber liability insurance and technology errors and omissions coverages into a single policy. Stephen Young, an assistant vice president at Canopius, suggested that a blended policy can simplify coverage. Brian Lewis emphasized that buyers must understand the scenarios in which they will be covered for loss.

From businessinsurance.com

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The discussion highlights the complexity of modern risk management in the cyber sector. Buyers are advised to conduct robust discussions about their capital base and balance sheet before deciding on a policy structure. This helps determine which coverage best aligns with a company’s specific risk tolerance.

From businessinsurance.com

Who's involved

  • Brian LewisCyber broking leader who stressed the importance of understanding coverage scenarios
  • Stephen YoungAssistant vice president at Canopius who suggested blended policies simplify coverage
  • CanopiusGlobal specialty lines reinsurer where Stephen Young is employed

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