AT&T is offering business customers a range of broad cyber insurance policies via its subsidiary, AT&T Insurance Agency. It has formed a strategic alliance with underwriters CNA and brokers Lockton Affinity to develop CNA Epack Extra. The new program will offer coverage for up to $250,000 in the event that an employee or contractor at one of AT&T's data centers becomes infected by malware -- which could be as simple as downloading malicious
AT&T is offering business customers a range of broad cyber insurance policies via its subsidiary, AT&T Insurance Agency. It has formed a strategic alliance with underwriters CNA and brokers Lockton Affinity to develop CNA Epack Extra. Aimed at small and medium enterprises (SMEs), the insurance covers costs associated with cyber attacks, including business interruption and data restoration, from $250,000 up to $10m.