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Notifying and providing services to customers exposed to potential identity theft and fraud can be costly and disruptive to a business. A company must also be concerned with protecting its reputation and its relationships with customers and clients.
Many small and midsize companies don't have the resources and expertise to respond to a breach. Data compromise insurance coverage, which typically covers notification costs and services such as credit monitoring and identity restoration, is one way agents can help these clients protect themselves.
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