InfoSec - Large Business Cyber Solution

Our InfoSec policy offers large businesses an unrivalled range of coverage options to address their evolving cyber risks. Coverage includes:

Breach response costs

• Legal services
• Computer forensic services
• Notification services
• Call center services
• Credit monitoring, identity monitoring or other personal fraud or loss prevention solutions  
• Public relations and crisis management expenses.

First-party  

• Business interruption loss from security breach or system failure
• Dependent business interruption loss from security breach or system failure
• Cyber extortion loss
• Data recovery loss
• Data and network liability.

Preparing for and preventing cyber incidents have become inseparable from insuring a cyber loss. As cyber pioneers, our support services and proactive guidance enables clients to improve their controls and cyber security requirements.

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Lodestone Security LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Beazley plc, provides cybersecurity consulting services tailored to enhance our clients’ cyber defences.

Our cyber clients get exclusive access to our risk management portal, beazleybreachsolutions.com, packed with resources for incident response planning, employee training, compliance, and security best practices.

Our Cyber Services team also coordinates a variety of pre-breach services such as onboarding calls, incident response plan reviews and workshops so our policyholders can improve the robustness of their cybersecurity.

A school district was hit with ransomware and two of its servers were completely encrypted.  Critical documents were rendered inaccessible.  Our inhouse Cyber Services coordinated an engagement with forensics and legal counsel.  Forensics was able to quickly identify the type of ransomware and determine its known capabilities.  They were also able to find the decryption key for this particular strain of malware and use it to successfully restore all of the district's files.

A manufacturer employee's active directory account was compromised. The hacker used the employee's mailbox to send emails requesting a money transfer to some outside account. Cyber Services arranged for the manufacturer to work with panel counsel and forensic firm. The forensic firm determined that no personally identifiable information had been compromised and the law firm determined the manufacturer had no obligation to notify.