IoD member service
CyberClear: market-leading cyber insurance from Hiscox
IoD members can save 5% for the lifetime of their policy
A cyber attack can lead to a loss of revenue and reputation for a business, which may also incur significant costs in dealing with the situation and paying fines. Insurance is one of the few ways to protect your business against this risk. Hiscox’s cyber and data risks insurance policy, CyberClear, has been rated by Insurance Times as the most comprehensive cyber cover in the UK. It will give you the reassuring support of a multi-award-winning insurer if the worst should happen.
Tailored cover. Your business is unique – and your insurance should be too. Hiscox will build you a bespoke policy to address the particular risks facing your organisation. A trusted partner. If your firm suffers a loss, Hiscox will not only pay out; it will also give you access to a team of technical specialists and privacy lawyers, who will work with you to minimise the damage. Seasoned expertise. Hiscox has been providing cyber cover for 14 years, so it understands the changing risks and has refined its offering to ensure that it always gives effective protection.
Additionally, choose from a range of tailored business insurance products: professional indemnity insurance public liability insurance employers’ liability insurance ofice insurance personal accident insurance
For more information call 0800 280 0354 or visit
iod.com/hiscox-business The IoD’s preferred partner
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Terms and conditions apply. Visit
www.hiscox.co.uk/iod for full terms and conditions. The Institute of Directors is an introducer appointed representative of Hiscox Underwriting Ltd, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. For UK businesses only.
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