Cyber Insurance Exclusions: Lloyd’s LMA Cyber War & Terror Clauses
Lloyd’s syndicates are still grappling with the recent LMA guidelines, but this article breaks down the new cyber insurance exclusions for incidents of cyber warfare.
Cyber insurance exclusions have caused a stir in the Lloyd’s of London Insurance Community over the past year.
Cyber warfare between state actors has become commonplace in an increasingly digital world. In areas of high geopolitical tension, there has been a reported growth in the number of state-targeted cyber attacks.
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