ICM Resource by
Advisen Ltd.

Data security breaches can expose a company to fines and penalties as well as to lawsuits

Provisions have shifted the balance of power to the benefit of trademark holders

Examples of insurance claims involving cyberliability

The age of cyberspace has also created some very scary privacy and security issues

The total number of data breach victims continues to grow

The practice of registering someone else's trademark as a domain name

Market Status Update, Summer 2003

Understanding the basics of e-risk

Examples of insurance claims for data breach

Latest media reports concerning loss of digital records, network security breaches, identity theft

A tool to demonstrate the scope of negative financial impact an organization may face as a result of a data breach

Traditional indemnity and insurance provisions in contracts are inadequate for contracts involving e-business activities

E-commerce insurance trends as of June, 2001

Chart lists examples of stand-alone e-commerce insurance policies

Focuses on the insurable aspects of e-commerce

Technical and legal developments impacting privacy on the internet

Discusses the gaps in traditional insurance policies with respect to first-party e-commerce risks

Policy wording issues in liability insurance policies that provide coverage for technology, media, Internet liabilities

Companeis are often unaware of the risks they are exposed to on the Internet

E-Business and insurers face new risks simply by doing business online

A general overview of how policyholders, insurance brokers, and insurers are responding

There are many uncertainties associated with electronic commerce

Privacy concerns arise from the collection and use of personally identifiable information

Privacy issues have become one of the paramount considerations regarding operation of the Internet

Discussion of express provisions relating to media, technology, and e-business risk

Some key issues to consider when reviewing the

What issues should be considered when negotiating coverage

A regular column on the legal implications of online journalism

Policy forms to cover technology, media and internet liability differ greatly from one insurer's form to the next

Some Insurers Intend To Expressly Exclude B2B Activities

Potential risks

Who's Buying It, Who's Selling It, and Why

Outlines the myriad copyright tangles that currently permeate the Web

First-party computer virus insurance issues

Risk issues in the context of the potential coverage gaps in traditional insurance programs

Covers intellectual property, privacy, and communications liability

Steps to minimize web site liability

Does your company need internet liability insurance?