If the worst happens, don't go it alone.
60% of all online attacks target small or medium-sized business.1
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60%
of small businesses close within 6 months of an attack.2 -
$36,000
is the average cost of a breach for a small business.3
Breach Insurance is designed to protect small and medium-sized businesses from the financial and logistical fallout of a data breach.
While not all breaches can be prevented, the damage they cause can be. And the damage shouldn't be taken lightly: almost 60% of small businesses close within 6 months of an attack². With 60% of all online attacks targeting small or medium-sized business¹, you need to have your guard up. That's what Breach Insurance is for. It guards you against the worst effects of a data breach, ensuring that your business can continue to thrive—no matter what is thrown your way.
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$100k in coverage
Use that money to conduct a forensic exam, pay fines and assessments, upgrade your hardware and software, and notify your customers.
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Big coverage for the little guys
We've engineered this insurance specifically for the needs of Level 2-4 merchants like you—not the online giants.
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Digital and physical protection
Whether you suffer a breach from network hacking or third-party theft of your physical hardware and records, we've got you covered.
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Security after the breach
To prevent future events, merchants are eligible to expense items like credit monitoring, and identity theft education for employees.
FAQs
Breach Insurance is available for Level 2-4 merchants, regardless of the merchant's PCI compliance status, provided the merchant account has not already suffered a data compromise.
Subject to its terms, conditions and exclusions, this Policy applies to a data security event occurring, and security event expenses and post event expenses incurred, anywhere in the world.
Breach Insurance is provided by TrustedSite exclusively for McAfee SECURE certified sites.
It's simple. In the event of the breach, you'll file a claim and be put in contact with breach experts, who will help you assess the damage and determine the next steps.
Depending on your situation, that may include conducting a forensic exam, notifying customers, replacing compromised cards, upgrading hardware and software, and paying out any necessary fines or compensation.
Breach Insurance costs $49 per year or $9 per month.
Insurance is provided by North American Data Security Risk Purchasing Group and you can find additional frequently asked questions on their site.