Cyber
Cyber insurance covers a business's own losses and its liability to others from a data breach, ransomware, business interruption from a network event, and regulatory action — increasingly relevant in India under the DPDP Act. It is underwritten on revenue, data volumes, security controls and incident history.
Structured intake and comparison — no benchmark shown until Indian rates are sourced · Updated 2026-09-05
A cyber submission that captures the controls underwriters actually ask about, and a comparison that shows what each insurer excludes.
What the RFQ captures
- Revenue, sector, and the data held — records, categories, jurisdictions
- Security controls: MFA, backups, endpoint protection, patching, training
- Incident history
- Limits wanted for first-party and third-party sections; business-interruption waiting period
- Regulatory exposure, including DPDP
What changes for the broker
Bridge carries cyber as a structured intake and comparison line. The questionnaire captures the control set underwriters price on; quotes are compared on sections, sub-limits and exclusions, where the real differences sit. No benchmark is shown.
Questions
Is cyber quotable on Bridge?
It is placeable — structured intake and comparison. Indian rating conventions are still being sourced, so there is no benchmark.