Review: Cyber risk
CPM (Cyber, privacy and media risks). This product has been reviewed by brokers and rated from one to five stars, based on the policy’s key benefits. * = Poor ** = Average *** = Good **** = Very good ***** = Excellent
Product: CPM (Cyber, privacy and media risks) – reflecting the changing landscape of cyber risk worldwide
Underwriter: CFC Underwriting, 100% backed by Lloyd’s of London
Commission paid: Competitive
Coverage: Fully combined modular policy designed to tackle the emerging risks associated with the use of technology and the internet in business. Unlike other cyber policies, CPM tackles head on the issue of global cyber-crime and also the risk of reputational harm that can result from a major
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