Lloyd’s to require state-backed attack exclusions in standalone cyber policies
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Lloyd’s to require state-backed attack exclusions in standalone cyber policies

Rachel Dalton
16 August 2022
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Lloyd’s will require all standalone cyber policies incepting or renewing after 31 March next year to include exclusions for state-backed cyberattacks.

In a market bulletin issued today, the Corporation said any policies falling within risk codes CY and CZ must include the exclusions unless otherwise agreed with Lloyd’s.

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