Here’s the situation.
Your business may depend on online accounts, personal data, and vendors. Cyber insurance can address specified first-party losses and third-party liabilities after covered incidents. Crypto assets and wallet losses are separate questions, not automatic inclusions.
Three questions before you assume anything.
- Which incident-response and privacy-liability coverages are included?
- How are vendors, social engineering, account theft, and extortion treated?
- Are digital assets or cryptocurrency losses excluded?
TAKE NOTE
A cyber policy is not protection against token prices falling, a bad trade, or a rug pull. Ask about the actual wording.
The policy outranks the punchline.
These are general educational descriptions. A policy’s definitions, conditions, limits, endorsements, and exclusions determine its scope. Discuss your needs and the actual wording with a licensed insurance professional.
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