Insurance policy guidelines Sample Clauses

Insurance policy guidelines. In this section, we provide a general overview of the main ingredients involved in structuring a cyber insurance policy as a risk transfer option. Before considering risk transfer, cyber risk should be mitigated by the introduction of countermeasures such as new security technologies, process improvements, and training of personnel. For these operational aspects, the WISER platform already supports risk identification and it proposes the best solutions to implement according to a cost/benefit analysis, as further described in D5.1 (section 5.3) and D5.2 (section 5.1.3). Risk treatment is the activity of selecting and implementing appropriate control measures to deal with the risk (ISO31000). Risk treatment includes:  Risk control (or mitigations).  Risk avoidance.  Risk transfer (or risk sharing).  Risk financing. Transfer of risk is the underlying xxxxx behind insurance transactions. The purpose of this action is to take a specific risk, which is detailed in the insurance contract, and pass it from one party who does not wish to have this risk (the insured) to a party who is willing to take on the risk for a fee or premium (the insurer). The insurance market for cyber risks is relatively young: cyber risk insurance is not yet widely adopted, although this type of policies is increasingly recognised by companies as a valid tool to protect their assets. Given the complexity of the information systems supporting business processes, the lack of reliable databases to support modelling the policy premiums and the awareness that cyber risk cannot be completely eliminated, the insurance policies currently available for cyber risk do not offer standard covers which are applicable regardless of the different business sectors and the different exposures of individual companies. Therefore, the main difficulty that companies face is to identify which risks can effectively be transferred and what is a reasonable price according to a cost/benefit analysis [32].
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