Identity theft, online fraud, and ransomware aren't just business problems—they happen to individuals and families too. Personal cyber insurance helps cover the cost of recovery when digital threats become real-world problems.
Someone uses your personal information to open accounts, file taxes, or commit fraud in your name. Recovery can take months and significant effort without help.
Scams that trick you into sending money, revealing passwords, or downloading malware. These attacks are increasingly sophisticated and can fool even careful people.
Ransomware, malware, and hacking can lock you out of your devices or expose your personal data. Recovery often requires professional help.
Covers expenses related to restoring your identity: legal fees, lost wages, notary costs, and professional recovery services to help you navigate the process.
If your devices are locked by ransomware, coverage can help with ransom payments (where legal) and the cost of professional remediation to restore your systems.
Some policies cover financial losses from phishing scams, fraudulent transfers, or online purchase fraud, subject to limits and conditions.
If your personal data is exposed, coverage can help with credit monitoring, notification costs, and recovery services.
Covers expenses related to restoring your identity: legal fees, lost wages, notary costs, and professional recovery services to help you navigate the process.
If your devices are locked by ransomware, coverage can help with ransom payments (where legal) and the cost of professional remediation to restore your systems.
Some policies cover financial losses from phishing scams, fraudulent transfers, or online purchase fraud, subject to limits and conditions.
If your personal data is exposed, coverage can help with credit monitoring, notification costs, and recovery services.
Concerned about digital risks?
Personal cyber coverage is often more affordable than people expect. We can show you what's available as a standalone policy or as an add-on to your existing coverage.
Most people think of cyber insurance as a business product, but individuals face real risks too. Identity theft, online scams, and ransomware attacks happen to regular people every day.
Fixing identity theft can take hundreds of hours and cost thousands in legal fees, lost wages, and professional services. Having coverage means having support when you need it.
Insurance is a backstop, not a substitute for good habits. Strong passwords, two-factor authentication, and skepticism about unsolicited messages still matter most.
Most people think of cyber insurance as a business product, but individuals face real risks too. Identity theft, online scams, and ransomware attacks happen to regular people every day.
Fixing identity theft can take hundreds of hours and cost thousands in legal fees, lost wages, and professional services. Having coverage means having support when you need it.
Insurance is a backstop, not a substitute for good habits. Strong passwords, two-factor authentication, and skepticism about unsolicited messages still matter most.
Quick items that help you understand and prepare for digital risks.
Typical coverage includes identity theft restoration expenses, cyber extortion/ransomware costs, online fraud losses, and data breach response. Specific coverage varies by policy, so we'll explain what's included.
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