From breaches of donor information to theft of credit card data, nonprofits face a number of cyber risk exposures
Yet few have the resources to protect themselves.
$56,000
Average claim size for Coalition’s nonprofit policyholders
12,000
Average number of records breached in cyber attacks against nonprofits
68%
Percent of nonprofits that lack resources to respond to a cyber incident
Cyber insurance specifically designed to help charitable and volunteer-based organizations
Coverage for volunteers
Restoration of digital assets, including sensitive donor information
Costs to replace computer systems and other technology damaged in a cyber attack
Costs to respond to a ransomware (extortion) incident
Coverage for consequential reputational harm loss and media and PR costs to respond to an incident
Breach response costs
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