Cyber Insurance
Cyber insurance covers the costs of a digital security incident: attack response, breach notification, legal defense, and, in many cases, business interruption caused by the incident. Branda assesses your company’s real exposure before comparing insurers specialized in cyber risk.
You describe the operation: what data the company handles (customers, employees, payment cards), which systems are critical, and whether you’ve had an incident before.
We assess your real exposure to cyber risk and LGPD (Brazil’s data protection law) before comparing insurers.
We compare policies considering incident response, notification, legal defense, and business interruption coverage.
With the policy active, in case of an incident you contact us first, we already know the response steps set out in the policy.
It can cover legal defense costs and, in some cases, damages related to a data breach, but this varies by policy. We confirm exactly what each insurer covers before you sign up.
If the company handles customer or employee data, or depends on a system to operate, size matters less than real exposure. Many attacks target small companies precisely because their security tends to be weaker.
It depends on the policy, but it generally includes specialized incident response, data recovery, and, in some cases, business interruption. We show you the difference between policies before you choose.
It’s not required in most cases, but basic measures (backups, two-factor authentication, staff training) help lower the price and are sometimes required for higher coverage limits.
Some products include this as additional coverage, others don’t. We break this down when comparing, because financial fraud and cyber attack aren’t always covered by the same policy.
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