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Volume: 9 Issue: 1
(January 2012)
Keywords:
insurance
insurability
data
breaches
what
covered
due
dynamism
area
insurance
due
recent
breach
activity
generated
hactivists
breaches
payment
Insurance: The Insurability of Data Breaches: What is covered?
Due to the dynamism in the area of insurance, and due to the recent breach activity generated by "hactivists", breaches of payment cards data and geo-political hacking, the scope of most privacy insurance still equates to forensic discovery and investigation of potential breaches, notification of established breaches, and post-breach services such as credit monitoring and call centres. Rick Welsh, a privacy insurance expert, examines what is covered under privacy insurance and what is not.
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