Transmosis Small Business AI Cybersecurity Software
No more contracts, insurance brokers, complicated jargon or long application processes. Keep your business moving fast knowing you have the financial means to recover after a breach.
Our industry-leading financial protection is designed to address evolving regulatory, legal and cybersecurity standards. Our Cyber Incident Response Fund coverage is always primary (regardless of other collectible insurance), all insuring clauses include prior acts coverage (such as for an unknown previous breach), and transmosisONE will never force a settlement.
First-party expenses can include the costs associated with notifying affected customers and employees of a data breach. Public relations and reputation management/recovery costs are also first-party expenses.
Business interruption expenses, cyber extortion reimbursement, and legal and forensic expenses to determine the extent of a data breach and its perpetrators are also grouped in first-party expenses.
Third-party expenses include the legal aspects of a data breach, particularly in the legal fees and costs of settlements, civil awards, or judgements resulting from a lawsuit.
Liability costs centered on network security, privacy liability or electronic media – such as trade libel, plagiarism or copyright / trademark infringement – are also grouped under third-party expenses.
transmosisONE includes a suite of additional add-ons designed to provide the most value to small businesses:
RansomProtect pays up to $25,000 for expenses associated with a ransomware attack only. It provides rapid payments if a ransomware attack circumvents the CyberOps software and allows you to determine the best use of funds.
If a ransomware event occurs, sponsors should notify CyberOps within 48 hours with proof of the event and evidence that ransomware monitoring software was installed and current with all security patches. Reimbursement of the FULL contracted amount will be made withing 15 days – no adjuster, no lengthy claims process.
Unlike Ransom Protect, Gold and Silver bundles provide full insurance coverage of ransomware events up to the policy limit ($100,000 to $2,000,000). A streamlined enrollment is completed with your purchase of either bundle, and losses are subject to claims adjustment.
Contact Us for standalone CyberOPS protection quote if your company industry is on the exclusion list
CyberOps is a fully integrated cybersecurity and cyber insurance platform focused on protection, remediation and recovery. By deploying CyerOps 24/7 live Security Operations Center technology with our bundled cyber liability coverage, you are in the strongest position possible to not only prevent most cyberattacks, but recover from those that penetrate your security. The integration of CyberOps technology and insurance offers the following advantages to our small business customers:
1. Streamlining your cybersecurity liability insurance enrollment by satisfying insurance carrier IT requirements.
2. Optimizing the insurance claims process with timely, automatic loss notification and transparent recording of suspicious network traffic, enabling more efficient claim processing for the fastest and largest payout to get your business up and running again.
CyberOps is a fully integrated cybersecurity and cyber insurance platform focused on protection, remediation and recovery. By deploying CyerOps 24/7 live Security Operations Center technology with our bundled cyber liability coverage, you are in the strongest position possible to not only prevent most cyberattacks, but recover from those that penetrate your security. The integration of CyberOps technology and insurance offers the following advantages to our small business customers:
1. Streamlining your cybersecurity liability insurance enrollment by satisfying insurance carrier IT requirements.
2. Optimizing the insurance claims process with timely, automatic loss notification and transparent recording of suspicious network traffic, enabling more efficient claim processing for the fastest and largest payout to get your business up and running again.
Additionally, contractual partners and persons are also covered under this policy as defined:
Insured also means any natural person or entity for whom an Organization is required by written contract or agreement to provide insurance coverage under this Policy (hereinafter “Additional Insured”), but only with respect to Claims:
a. arising out of any Incident committed after the Organization and the Additional Insured entered into such written contract or agreement;
b. or any Incident committed by, on behalf of, or at the direction of the Organization; and
c. subject to the lesser of the limits of insurance required by such written contract or agreement between the Organization and the Additional Insured, or the applicable Limits of Insurance of this Policy.
Additionally, contractual partners and persons are also covered under this policy as defined:
Insured also means any natural person or entity for whom an Organization is required by written contract or agreement to provide insurance coverage under this Policy (hereinafter “Additional Insured”), but only with respect to Claims:
a. arising out of any Incident committed after the Organization and the Additional Insured entered into such written contract or agreement;
b. for any Incident committed by, on behalf of, or at the direction of the Organization; and
c. subject to the lesser of the limits of insurance required by such written contract or agreement between the Organization and the Additional Insured, or the applicable Limits of Insurance of this Policy.
Cybercrime / Social Engineering: Cybercrime is the theft of actual monies or securities via fraudulent electronic transfers. Unlike traditional cyber insurance that primarily covers IT systems and intangible assets like data, this coverage responds to the loss of physical, tangible financial assets. Social engineering – the manipulation of people into divulging confidential information – is often used in this context to facilitate wire or computer fraud.
Cybercrime / Social Engineering: Cybercrime is the theft of actual monies or securities via fraudulent electronic transfers. Unlike traditional cyber insurance that primarily covers IT systems and intangible assets like data, this coverage responds to the loss of physical, tangible financial assets. Social engineering – the manipulation of people into divulging confidential information – is often used in this context to facilitate wire or computer fraud.
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