Safeonline introduced to combat e-risks.

A company offering insurance for e-risks, including viruses, hacking and fraud, has gone online. ...

A company offering insurance for e-risks, including viruses, hacking
and fraud, has gone online.


Based in London, New York and San Fransisco, Safeonline aims to address
the needs of the business-to-business market. It also offers insurance
against worldwide liability, credit card fraud, online banking and
business interruption.


Working in conjunction with Lloyd's broker RK Harrison, Safeonline has
access to the Lloyd's markets and will be underwritten by the likes of
Hiscox and Brockbank, as well as

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