Cyber liability insurance can help with regulatory obligations after a breach, including notification costs, legal counsel, and response to regulatory investigations. Some policies also cover regulatory fines and penalties where they are insurable by law, as well as payment card industry assessments. Coverage varies widely, so review these provisions with your agent.
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