Intelligentinsurer CFC Enhances Cyber Insurance for SMEs with Extended Coverage
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- •CFC extends business interruption indemnity from 12 to 18 months.
- •New personal protections for senior executives included in the update.
- •Enhanced affirmative AI coverage added to the CPR product.
CFC has updated its cyber proactive response (CPR) product, extending the business interruption indemnity period from 12 to 18 months. The update also introduces personal protections for senior executives, including coverage for personal crime and extortion exposures. This enhancement aims to address the prolonged impact of business interruption losses that often extend beyond system restoration. The changes are particularly relevant for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that rely on robust cyber insurance to mitigate risks associated with cyber incidents. CFC's updates reflect a growing recognition of the complexities involved in cyber incidents and the need for comprehensive coverage.
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