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Volume: 2 Issue: 8
(August 2008)
Keywords:
insurance
data
cybercrime
fraud
cyber attack
data security
Authors:
david t case
julia reynolds johnson
Organisations:
k&l gates llp
Cyber Insurance: Cyber threats: new forms of insurance
Companies are increasingly threatened by data breaches or can become a target for cyber crime. They often face legal obligations to customers in the event that either should occur. David T. Case and Julia Reynolds Johnson, Attorneys with K&L Gates LLP, discuss how traditional forms of insurance and new forms of cyber insurance can enable companies to protect themselves.
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