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First party coverage in cyber insurance refers to the protection against the direct losses that an organization incurs due to a cyber event.

Third party coverage offers protection against claims by other parties that have been affected by a cyber event for which the policyholder is held responsible.

Cyber extortion coverage protects a business from losses related to threats of intentional disruption or damage, such as ransomware attacks.

Data breach response coverage assists with the expenses related to managing and mitigating a data breach, such as notification costs and credit monitoring services.

This coverage compensates for the income lost and additional expenses incurred when business operations are disrupted due to a cyber event.

Network security liability protects against legal claims due to failing to prevent security breaches that result in damage to third party systems or data.

Coverage for expenses associated with legal proceedings and fines imposed by regulatory bodies following a cyber-related regulation violation.

Cyber terrorism coverage offers protection against damages resulting from attacks on networks or data by politically motivated groups.

Technology E&O covers claims of negligence or insufficient service from technology services or products provided by the insured entity.