As 2017 closes, companies continue to grapple with how to manage and insure the many risks presented by privacy and cyber security issues. Companies are seeing those risks multiply at a dramatic pace as the “internet of things” becomes ubiquitous. Many companies believe they will, or should, be covered for claims related to the internet of things if they have purchased traditional insurance policies and a dedicated cyber policy. However, the availability of coverage for an internet of things claim may not be so clear, especially if careful underwriting and coordination of the relevant insurance policies have not been undertaken.
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