BE PREPARED
Protect your data, your clients, and your business.
Cyber Liability insurance provides coverage for risks associated with computers and technology such as malware, phishing attacks, and data breaches. Cyber threats are increasingly more prevalent and widespread than ever before, so make sure your business is covered with a cyber insurance plan.
CYBER STATISTICS
It's not if you will have a cyber crime event, but when
you will have a cyber crime event.
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From 2023 to 2024, data breaches have increased 10%.
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60% of companies attacked go out of business.
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50% of small to medium sized businesses have been victims of a cyber attack.
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Only 14% of small to medium sized businesses have cyber coverage.
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82% of breaches involved data stored in a cloud environment.
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The average breach went undetected for 204 days.
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Breaches involving stolen credentials took an average of 292 days to identify and contain.
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46% of breaches involved customer personal identifiable information.
Statistics Source: IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2023
DON'T LET A CYBER ATTACK DISRUPT YOUR BUSINESS
Why you need protection.
It only takes one cyber incident to disrupt your business or damage your financial stability. A single hacker, virus, or system glitch can shut down a network in minutes, halting operations and income. No matter the size or industry, cyber threats are a constant risk. That’s why every business needs both cyber liability insurance and a solid cyber security plan. Knight Insurance Group offers comprehensive cyber coverage for every stage—pre-breach, post-breach, and beyond.
RISK MANAGEMENT CENTER
More than Insurance
Our Risk Management Center (RMC) offers online tools designed to simplify risk management. Resources such as employee safety training, workplace injury tracking, and audit tracking reduce administrative tasks, allowing you to focus more on growing your business.
Del Vath
Commerial Resource Manager
Del specializes in casualty-driven risks, with a specialty in cyber insurance. He earned a BA from The University of Toledo. In his free time, Del enjoys making food in his smoker, fishing, and golfing. He’s a passionate fan of live sports, regularly attending Toledo Mud Hens, Toledo Walleye, and University of Toledo football games. Originally from Youngstown, Del has lived throughout Ohio, including Cincinnati, Toledo, and Findlay. He currently resides in Perrysburg with his wife and two children.
