Cyber Liability Insurance — Stay Open After a Breach
One phishing email can lock your files, leak client data and trigger privacy lawsuits. Cyber liability insurance covers the response, the recovery and the legal costs so a breach stays an incident, not a closure.
What is Cyber Liability Insurance?
Cyber liability insurance protects your business against the financial impact of digital risks: data breaches, ransomware, hacking, accidental data loss, network outages and privacy claims. It covers both first-party costs — your own recovery — and third-party liability when client or employee information is exposed.
What's Covered
- Ransomware negotiation, decryption and business interruption losses
- Data breach response: forensics, notification and credit monitoring
- Privacy liability and regulatory investigation defence
- Legal defence and settlements for third-party data claims
- Cyber extortion and social engineering fraud
- Restoration of lost or corrupted data and systems
Who Needs This Coverage?
Any business that stores client data, takes payments online or depends on email and cloud tools. Technology firms, e-commerce sellers, accountants, clinics, professional services and retailers carry the highest exposure — and many enterprise contracts now require proof of cyber coverage.
How Much Does It Cost?
Cyber liability insurance in Canada typically starts around $29–$75/month for small businesses, depending on revenue, the volume of sensitive data you hold and the coverage limit selected.
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Did You Know?
Many commercial contracts and leases require proof of insurance before you can start work.
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