• You use an active business grade firewall where your network connects to the internet and business grade antivirus software on all your computers and servers. (E.g. a paid business level software, like but not limited to; Avast for Business, Webroot Business Endpoint Protection)
• You make copies of your important computer files at least once a week, either by yourself or with help from a company you hire.
• Copies of your important files are kept somewhere completely separate from your network, and those copies are tested at least once a year to make sure the information can be accessed.
• When you, or someone who has authority to do so, connects to your network from outside the office, they need to use more than one authentication (like a password and a code from their phone). E.g. emails, files servers, software (e.g dropbox, one drive)
• You install important software updates automatically or within 30 days of when they become available.

You have not suffered any loss nor has any claim been made against you nor are you aware of any matter that is reasonably likely to give rise to any loss or claim in the last 36 months where you would seek an indemnity from our cyber insurance policy.

• You have written instructions that says you double-check any new, or changes to existing, payment information using a different method to the original method used before any payment is made. E.g. using the phone number you already hold on file to call-back the supplier to confirm payment details that were received via email.(We can provide a template document for you to complete with your relevant details in order to confirm this question)
• You and any of your employees complete training every year on how to avoid scams and online fraud. (The insurer, ATC, provide access to Phriendly Phishing, a training module on how to avoid scams and online fraud, which will enable you to accept this question)

• QUOTATION SUMMARY: Click here to view
• POLICY PERIOD: If accepted, this policy will commence from the date the invoice is issued and will be aligned with a common due date of 30 June 2027, in line with barristers' professional indemnity renewals. The final premium will be based on a pro-rata amount of the annual premium. Should you wish to opt out of the 30 June 2027 expiry date, please advise our team and they can amend it to a 12-month policy..

• I have read, understood and accepted the Risk Attestations and No Claims Confirmation above
• I have accessed, read and understood the Policy Wording, Duty of Disclosure and Privacy Statement.
• I understand that no cover is provided under the policy until email confirmation is received from Austbrokers Countrywide. Upon submitting this application, confirmation will be provided within two (2) business days. Cover will commence from the date the invoice is issued.