The war exclusion is intended to fully preclude coverage for losses directly caused by warfare, hostilities, invasion, rebellion, insurrection or revolution. War is often defined in the policy as any conflict declared or not declared, whether civil or international in nature. Of note, if war exclusions are too broad, they often encompass acts of cyber terrorism. Credit: the_lightwriter/Adobe Stock The war exclusion is intended to fully preclude coverage for losses directly caused by warfare, hostilities, invasion, rebellion, insurrection or revolution. War is often defined in the policy as any conflict declared or not declared, whether civil or international in nature. Of note, if war exclusions are too broad, they often encompass acts of cyber terrorism. Credit: the_lightwriter/Adobe Stock

The Middle East and Ukrainian conflicts are likely to play out with a focused intensity in the cyber arena. Increased instances of intelligence hacking, grid and telecommunications disruptions, and malware attacks may escalate into state-sponsored cyberattacks and possibly full-blown cyber warfare that could affect your firm.

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