Spectrum® Business Owner’s Policy – Optional Data Breach Coverage & Services
HELP TO PROTECT YOUR PRACTICE’S REPUTATION WITH DATA BREACH COVERAGE
Is Your Practice Prepared for a Data Breach?
A business laptop is stolen, a back-up drive or smart phone is missing and paper files are not shredded.
You can be confident that The Hartford’s Data Breach insurance will provide swift solutions to help safeguard and restore your practice’s reputation and patients’ trust, and
before and after a breach.
When a data breach happens and personally identifiable and personal health information is exposed, most businesses are required by law to take action or face the possibility of civil litigation or other penalties. Before the unthinkable happens, you need the tools and information to confidently assess the situation and manage the crisis.
Delivers peace-of-mind breach expense coverage to help you cope with rising breach costs, including public relations and good-faith advertising, and defense and liability expense cov- erage if a claim is brought against you by one of your patients
Lindsey Kutscher
MDIS 3340 AMERICAN AVE, SUITE E
JEFFERSON CITY, MO 65109 573-636-8752
lindsey@mdis4dds.com MDIS4DDS.com
Supplies professional assistance to help you confidently handle a breach crisis.
Provides easy access to a secure breach preparedness web site, featuring easy-to-understand tips and guidelines you and
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