Cybersecurity Insurance: Is Your Business Covered?

Running a business comes with risks and cyberattacks are becoming one of the biggest threats. That’s why many companies are turning to cybersecurity insurance—a type of insurance designed to protect you from the financial fallout of a cyberattack. But is it right for your business in 2025? 

What is Cybersecurity Insurance?
Cybersecurity insurance helps cover the costs associated with a cyberattack. This can include the expense of recovering stolen data, repairing your systems, notifying customers, and even dealing with legal issues. 

Why SMBs Should Care
Small and medium-sized businesses are frequent targets of cyberattacks, but they often don’t have the resources to fully recover from an attack. Cybersecurity insurance can act as a safety net, helping to cover the high costs of getting back on your feet. 

How to Protect Your Business
Here are some things to consider if you’re thinking about getting cybersecurity insurance: 

  • Understand What’s Covered: Not all policies are the same. Some may only cover specific types of attacks or certain expenses. Make sure you know what your policy includes. 

  • Meet the Requirements: Many insurers require businesses to have basic security measures in place, like firewalls and two-factor authentication. If you don’t meet these requirements, your policy might not cover you. 

  • Have a Plan: Insurance is just one part of the solution. You still need a solid cybersecurity plan in place to minimize risks and respond quickly to any threats. 

Is It Worth It?
Cybersecurity insurance can give you peace of mind, knowing that if an attack happens, you won’t be facing the financial impact alone. In 2025, it’s an option more SMBs should consider. 

Is your business ready for 2025?


Kurt Ketcham

About Kurt Ketcham

Simplex-IT, Professional Services Director

Kurt is the Professional Services Director at Simplex-IT and has a BS in Information Technology from Youngstown State University. Kurt has spent his entire career working in IT. He was a member of an in-house IT department at a regional pallet manufacturer for over a decade before transitioning to Simplex-IT in 2017. Kurt started at Simplex-IT as a service desk technician and gradually started taking on project work before becoming the project team lead. Now as Professional Services Director, Kurt manages the scoping, quoting, and execution of all projects as well as handles IT-oriented quarterly business reviews and vCIO functions with clients.

Connect with Kurt on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kurt-ketcham/

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