Social engineering is now one of the leading causes of financial loss for businesses, yet it remains one of the least clearly insured risks. A single deceptive email can result in a six or seven figure loss and still fall into an insurance gray area. If your organization were targeted today, would you know whether a cyber or crime policy responds — or if either will respond at all?

Join Lockton and Anderson Kill for a webcast where we’ll explore the blurred lines between cyber and crime policies and how organizations can structure coverage to avoid costly surprises.

During this program, our panel will discuss:

• How cyber and crime insurance policies differ, and where they overlap.
• Why policy language — including definitions, exclusions, and sublimits — matter.
• Practical tips you can use to coordinate policies and generate more favorable claim outcomes.