Cyber insurance for St Austell businesses
St Austell's businesses, out in Cornwall's clay country, depend on a broadband connection that is more precarious than most, and on which their whole operation increasingly runs. Lose the line, and the business can grind to a halt.
Where the risks come from for St Austell businesses
A business reliant on a single broadband or connectivity line, especially in a rural area, is exposed if that connection fails or is attacked, cloud systems, payments and communications can all go down together. Remote businesses feel a connectivity loss more sharply and recover from it more slowly.
A St Austell example
A connectivity failure, or an attack on the line, cuts off a St Austell business's internet for an extended period, and its cloud systems and card payments go down with it. Cyber cover's business-interruption section responds to the lost trade where the cause is an insured cyber event.
What cyber insurance covers
Cyber cover's business interruption should reflect a business's reliance on connectivity, so an outage that stops its cloud-based operations is met where an insured cause applies. For a remote business, that dependency is acute.
Placing it in St Austell with Apex
We make sure the cover reflects how much a remote business depends on its connection, and what a loss of it costs. Apex arranges cyber cover through one named broker. Regulated by the FCA; established 2009.
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