Almost every business now relies on technology to operate. Email, cloud platforms, financial systems, customer information, online payments and connected devices make doing business easier. They also create new risks.

A cyber incident can interrupt operations, compromise sensitive information, result in financial loss and damage the trust you’ve built with customers, employees and suppliers.

And cyber criminals don’t only target large organisations. Businesses of all sizes can be exposed.

At RSM Group, we take the time to understand how your business uses technology, the information you hold and the potential consequences if your systems or data are compromised. We then help you consider insurance solutions designed to support your business when a cyber incident occurs.

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Cyber risk looks different for every business.

A transport operator may rely on fleet management and logistics systems. A hospitality business may process online bookings and payments. A professional services business may hold significant amounts of confidential client information. A construction company may depend on cloud-based project and financial systems.

That’s why our approach starts with understanding your business.

We consider the technology you depend on, the information you hold, how employees access systems, your reliance on third party providers and the potential operational and financial consequences of a cyber incident. This understanding helps us identify key exposures and assess cyber insurance solutions appropriate to your business.

Our role extends beyond arranging an insurance policy. We help you understand your cyber exposures, consider appropriate insurance solutions and identify areas where stronger risk management may be required.

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Insurance structured around your business, technology, data and individual risk profile.

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Considering how a cyber incident could interrupt your operations and affect your business financially.

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Unbiased recommendations focused on what’s right for your business.

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Your dedicated Account Manager remains your advocate when a cyber claim occurs.

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Helping identify potential exposures across your systems, data, people and operations.

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Reviewing your insurance as technology, cyber threats and your business continue to evolve.

Cyber insurance can provide important financial protection and access to specialist support, but insurance should sit alongside effective cyber risk management.

Employee awareness, multi-factor authentication, access controls, software updates, backups, incident response planning and management of third party providers can all play an important role in reducing cyber exposure.

These controls are also increasingly important to insurers when assessing cyber risk.

At RSM Group, we help you consider cyber insurance within your broader approach to business risk and, where specialist technical advice is required, identify where appropriate cyber security expertise may be needed.

The objective is to reduce the likelihood of an incident and be better prepared to respond if one occurs.

When a cyber incident occurs, knowing what to do and who to contact can make a significant difference.

Depending on the policy, cyber insurance can provide access to a coordinated response involving specialist cyber security, forensic, legal, communications and other expertise.

Rather than trying to assemble that support after an incident has occurred, an appropriate cyber insurance program can provide a defined pathway for responding.

Businesses should understand their insurer’s incident response requirements before an event occurs so key people know what to do and who to contact.

A cyber incident can be unfamiliar, complex and fast moving. Multiple specialists may become involved while your business is simultaneously trying to manage operational disruption, customers, employees and potentially regulatory requirements.

At RSM Group, your dedicated Account Manager remains involved throughout the insurance claims process.

Because they already understand your business and the insurance solution that was developed for you, they can help you navigate the insurance process, communicate with the insurer and remain your advocate while specialist cyber response providers deal with the technical aspects of the incident.

It’s another reason why understanding your business before anything goes wrong matters.

As an independent, family owned brokerage, we answer to our clients, not insurance companies. We aren’t restricted by any preferred insurer arrangements which means we can focus on finding the solution that’s right for your business. By taking the time to understand your operations and risks, we provide tailored advice, broader market access and the confidence that every recommendation is made with your best interests in mind.

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Independent

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Family-owned

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No preferred insurer panels

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No insurer ownership

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Advice driven by client needs

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