Cyber Insurance

Cyber Insurance

Protecting Your Business Against the Consequences of Cyber Incidents

A cyber incident can affect any company, regardless of its size or industry. A cyberattack, data loss or business interruption can result in direct financial losses, liability to third parties, regulatory proceedings and loss of trust among clients and business partners.

Cyber insurance helps companies manage the financial and operational consequences of such events while providing rapid access to appropriate specialist support.

Cyber Risks

What Cyber Risks Do Companies Face?

The most common cyber risks include:


Ransomware attacks

Unauthorised access to data

Theft or disclosure of personal and business data

Phishing and other forms of social engineering

Compromise of email or user accounts

Disruption of IT systems

Errors by employees or external service providers

Attacks affecting suppliers and other connected companies

Fraudulent electronic payments and false payment instructions

Even an incident that does not result in permanent data loss can cause several days of business interruption, significant system recovery costs and obligations to notify affected individuals or regulators.

What Cyber Insurance Can Cover

What Can Cyber Insurance Cover?

Coverage can be tailored to the company’s activities, size and exposure to cyber risks. It may typically include:

Cyber incident response costs
IT forensic investigations
Data and system restoration
Legal advisory costs
Notification of affected individuals
Assistance with regulatory proceedings
Crisis communications
Loss of income resulting from business interruption
Liability arising from data protection breaches
Claims from clients and other third parties
Costs associated with negotiation and response to ransomware attacks
Coverage for certain forms of cyber fraud

The exact scope of coverage depends on the agreed policy terms, limits of indemnity, deductible and the specific characteristics of the individual risk.

More Than Financial Compensation

More Than Financial Compensation

The value of cyber insurance goes beyond financial compensation for losses. In the event of a cyber incident, a rapid and coordinated response is often critical.

Cyber insurance can provide companies with access to:

Cybersecurity specialists
Legal advisers
Forensic investigators
Data recovery specialists
Crisis communications specialists
Support with notifying regulators and affected individuals

The first hours following a cyber incident are often critical to limiting the damage and restoring business operations as quickly as possible.

Who Is Cyber Insurance For?

Who Is Cyber Insurance For?

Cyber insurance is recommended for companies that:

Process personal or confidential business data
Rely on IT systems in their day-to-day operations
Provide online sales or digital services
Work with external IT service providers
Serve a large number of clients or business partners
Operate in manufacturing, technology or service industries
Conduct business internationally

Today, virtually every company depends on digital infrastructure to some extent. Cyber risks are therefore no longer limited to technology companies.

Local Support and Access to the European Insurance Market

Local Support and Access to the European Insurance Market

For each company, we seek a solution that best reflects its business activities, size and risk profile.

Cyber insurance can be arranged:

Through the Slovenian insurance market
With specialised European insurers for more complex risks
As part of international insurance programmes for companies operating in multiple countries

This enables us to provide:

A broader range of coverage options
Access to higher insurance capacity
More flexible policy terms
Coverage for parent companies and subsidiaries
Access to specialised cyber incident response teams

A Solution Tailored to Your Business

A Solution Tailored to Your Business

Every company has a different level of exposure to cyber risks. For this reason, we do not take a one-size-fits-all approach when arranging cyber insurance.

We analyse:

The company’s business activities
The types of data it processes
Its IT infrastructure
Its reliance on external IT service providers
Existing cybersecurity measures
The potential consequences of business interruption

Based on this analysis, we identify an insurance solution that reflects the company’s actual exposure and specific requirements.

A cyber incident cannot always be prevented. Its financial and operational consequences, however, can be significantly reduced.

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