Insurance companies are facing increasing challenges in assessing and pricing cyber risk. This is due to the ever-evolving nature of cyber threats, the lack of standardised risk assessment methodologies, and the difficulty in obtaining complete and accurate data from clients.
Insurance companies can improve their ability to assess and price cyber risk by implementing a more comprehensive, and risk-based approach. This is how lnfoprotect have helped smooth the process from risk capture to placement, the client in this case was a large UK motor dealership.
Motor dealerships, like many businesses, face growing cybersecurity threats and vulnerabilities. With increasing reliance on digital systems critical to the dealership’s operations, finances, and customer trust, the risk of cyberattacks, data breaches, and operational disruptions presents a real and business-ending threat.
Given the high-risk nature of the motor trade industry, the dealership faced rigorous terms and prerequisites in order to obtain cyber insurance coverage. Despite these challenges, the motor dealership recognised the importance of cyber insurance as a vital element of their risk management strategy, a view shared by their broker who was determined to get a better deal for their client.