Applying for any kind of insurance coverage requires answering the carrier’s questions or filling out an application form.
Generally, for something like auto or homeowners’ insurance, the form is fairly simple, asking about the number of miles your drive or how close your home is to a fire hydrant.
Filling out an application for cyber insurance is much more complicated, said Judy Selby, managing director of BDO Consulting, as she moderated the panel titled “You Finally Bought the Cyber insurance Policy. Now What?” as part of ALM’s cyberSecure conference on Sept. 27.
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