Welcome To CyberMax Protects
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A Division of Granite Insurance Brokers, Inc.
The CyberMax Protects Program Includes
Over $10,000 in Market Value:
- Affordable & Instant Cyber Insurance Coverage
- External Vulnerability Scan (IP/Domain)
- Organizational Security Assessment
- Security Posture Assessment
- Office 365 or Google Workspace Security Review
- 10 Free MDR Licenses (Managed Detection & Response)
- Free Cyber Security Awareness Training for Employees
- Phishing/Wire Fraud Prevention Training Policy/Template
Certificate of Insurance (COI)
View and print a COI and policy for your records.
(Member ID required)
Claims & Breach Support
Need support or claims assistance?
Vulnerability
Scan
Run a scan and gain an understanding of your network's security posture.
(Member ID required)
Training &
Resources
Access your CyberMax program benefits here.
Policy Overview
- Aggregate Limit of Liability - $250,000 (Annual)
- Retention Deductible - $1,000 (Per Claim)
- Admitted Policy Form
- No-Touch Auto-Renewals
- Claims Made & Reported
- Worldwide Coverage
Coverage Details
Coverage for Claims Brought Against The Insured
(Third Party Liability)
- Privacy and Network Liability - $250,000
- Regulatory Fines and Penalties - $250,000
- Payment Card Penalties - $250,000
Coverage for the Insured’s Direct Loss
(First Party Liability)
- Ransom Payment - $10,000
- Data & System Recovery - $10,000
- Bricking - $2,500
- Cyber Event Expenses - $50,000
- Notification
- Call center
- Credit Monitoring
- Public relations
- Forensics
- Associated Legal Expenses
- Cyber Deception - $10,000
- Fraudulent Instruction
- Funds Transfer Fraud
- Telephone Fraud
Cyber Attacks Target Small Businesses.
73%
of US small businesses experienced a cyber-attack in 2023.
- Infosecurity Magazine
350%
more social engineering attacks are experienced by small business employees than those at large businesses.
- PR Newswire
$200k
is the average cost of a cyber-attack for small businesses.
- CNBC
43%
of cyberattacks are aimed at small businesses, and yet, only 14% are adequately prepared to defend themselves
- U.S. Small Business Administration