Computer Insurance
Comprehensive cover for hardware risks
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We understand the risks your clients face, and we know how to help
Coverage
Target risks
Wide ranging appetite for Irish or European domiciled companies of all sizes from small/micro to large/corporate, who own or lease computer equipment and/or electronic equipment including handheld portable equipment.
- Wide trade and profile acceptance including exposures internationally
- Electronic equipment that falls out with normal computer equipment definitions
- Reinstalment of Data
- Increased Cost of Working
- Virus, hacking, and denial of access
Limited risk appetite
- Single location equipment values in excess of EUR 5,000,000
- Risks where most of the exposure is located outside of Ireland
Outside of risk appetite
- Risks domiciled outside of Europe
- Portable equipment in isolation
- Drones and survey equipment
- Medical equipment
- Locations in high flood exposed areas
- Systems not protected by firewalls and password protection
- Systems that are not regularly backed up
- Increased cost of working identity period excess of 24 months
Key features
- Cover outside of Ireland for all hardware
- BYOD extension
- Capital additions extension
- Cover in shared offices, gardens and non-permanent buildings
- Portable items covered 24/7
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