Situation
Ransomware encrypts all your client files.
Consequence
Your business grinds to a halt: cyber insurance pays for the experts who restore your systems and covers the business interruption loss.
Cyber insurance
Don't face a cyberattack alone.
Ransomware, CEO fraud, data leaks: a cyberattack can bring your business to a halt overnight. Cyber insurance covers the damage and gives you access to experts from the very first hour.
Why it matters
Very real situations.
Situation
A fake e-mail from management leads to a fraudulent transfer.
Consequence
CEO fraud is a common attack; it must be covered explicitly.
Situation
Client data is stolen.
Consequence
You must inform the people concerned and, if the risk is high, the Federal Data Protection and Information Commissioner (FDPIC): crisis management costs and your liability are covered.
What we cover
The essentials, explained simply.
Crisis management
A hotline and IT, legal and communications experts, as soon as the attack is detected.
Data restoration
The costs of recovering your data and restoring your systems.
Business interruption
Loss of income while your business is interrupted.
Cyber liability
Third-party claims following a data leak or the spread of malware.
Fraud & scams
Depending on the contract, losses linked to CEO fraud or payment manipulation.
Data protection
The costs of informing the people concerned and of support in dealing with the authorities (Federal Act on Data Protection, FADP).
Prevention
Recommendations to reduce risks: backups, strong authentication, staff awareness.
Points to watch
The mistakes we see most often.
- 01
Thinking you are too small to be targeted
SMEs are regularly targeted, often because they are less well protected than large companies.
- 02
Security requirements not met
Contracts often require minimum measures (backups, updates, authentication): failing to apply them can reduce your cover.
- 03
Assuming your other policies cover cyber risks
Conventional property and liability insurance often excludes cyber damage: dedicated cover is needed.
- 04
Forgetting the reporting obligation
A data security breach posing a high risk must be reported to the FDPIC as soon as possible (FADP).
Our method
Support in 4 steps, with no effort on your part.
- 01
Analysis
Your contracts, your needs, your goals: we carry out a full review.
What you get
A clear overview of your cover
- 02
Comparison
As an independent (non-tied) broker, we compare offers from many insurers, without bias.
What you get
The best offers, compared for you
- 03
Set-up
We handle the formalities, from cancellations to new contracts.
What you get
No admin for you to deal with
- 04
Follow-up
Claims, life changes, regular reviews: we stay by your side.
What you get
A dedicated point of contact, for the long term
- Non-tiedIndependent broker
- FINMARegistered · F01536191
- +2'500Clients supported
- 98%satisfaction rate
- +10 yearsof experience
Frequently asked questions
Cyber insurance:your questions.
Our experts' answers to the questions we are asked most often.
Yes: SMEs are regularly targeted and rarely have a dedicated IT team. Immediate access to experts is often as important as the compensation.
Let's talk about your situation.
A first conversation to review your business and its needs.
Book an appointmentRelated areas
Also worth exploring.
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Premises, goods, equipment, business interruption.
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Professional / business liability
Damage caused to third parties in the course of your business.
- Bodily injury and property damage
- Defence costs covered
- Tailored to your sector
Business legal protection
Contract disputes, employment law, debt collection.
- Contract disputes
- Employment law
- Debt collection
Official sources
- Federal Office for Cybersecurity (NCSC)
- Federal Act on Data Protection (FADP) — fedlex.admin.ch
- FDPIC — Federal Data Protection and Information Commissioner
General information, as of 2026 — it does not replace personalised advice.