As the digital landscape becomes more interconnected, it brings with it the growing threat of cyberattacks.

The purpose of this policy, written by Maria Carrisa Sanchez for TechRepublic Premium, is to outline the terms and conditions under which the company provides coverage to its employees for losses incurred as a result of cyber-related incidents.

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Cybercrime

As cyber threats become more prevalent, the company shall cover financial losses resulting from various types of cybercrime activities to mitigate potential damages to the company. This includes:

Reimbursement for financial losses resulting from unauthorized access to bank accounts, wire transfer fraud, or other forms of financial manipulation conducted by cybercriminals.

Losses from fraudulent transactions launched by cyberattackers, including unauthorized purchases made using stolen credit card information or compromised accounts.

Costs associated with conducting a forensic investigation to determine the origin, method, and scope of the criminal activity. This covers hiring cybersecurity experts, digital forensic analysts, and other professionals to collect evidence and identify the perpetrators.

Legal expenses incurred in pursuing criminal charges against cyberattackers or defending against lawsuits resulting from cybercrime-related incidents. This covers attorney fees, court costs, and other legal fees associated with investigating, prosecuting, or defending against cybercrime allegations.

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