NMU updates cyber product
Product launched earlier this year also now includes cover for court attendance costs, service providers’ extensions and operational error.
Specialist insurer, NMU has changed its standalone cyber product, CyberSafe to feature a range of new services and extended benefits.
These additions include customer payment fraud protection, and cover for business interruption loss as a result of reputational harm.
NMU has also widened coverage to include court attendance costs, service providers’ extensions and operational error.
According to the insurer, the interruption period covered has been increased while the waiting time has been
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