Compare Cyber Insurance Quotes

Protect your business from cyber threats, data breaches, and costly downtime with tailored cyber insurance that keeps you secure and resilient.



| About 43% of UK businesses reported suffering a cyber security breach or attack in the past 12 months, according to the latest government survey.

Enter your name
Enter valid email
Enter your phone number
Enter your company name
Your Website
Enter number of employees
Enter turnover
You must provide consent to proceed.

All the leading UK insurers searched:

client-img
client-img
client-img
client-img

Your business could be exposed

£

0

 billion

Damages in last 5 years

0

 million

Attacks in 2024

Cyber insurance can cover:

Incident Response

Cyber insurance can provide immediate access to expert responders who help contain the breach, restore systems, and minimise downtime.

View detail
Cyber Extortion

Insurance can cover ransom payments (where legal), negotiators, and system recovery, helping you respond calmly and strategically under pressure.

View detail
Legal and regulatory

Insurance can fund legal guidance, notification services, and defence against claims or investigations—ensuring compliance and protecting your reputation.

View detail
Funds transfer fraud

Insurance can reimburse losses from social engineering scams or unauthorised transfers and helps investigate and secure your systems afterward.

View detail
Identity theft

Insurance can cover the cost of legal defence, takedown of impersonators, and restoring your brand's credibility with customers and partners.

View detail
Regulatory fines

Where legally allowed, insurance can help cover fines and associated costs, reducing the financial damage of data protection violations.

View detail


Over the past 5 years, cyber attacks have cost UK businesses £44 billion, with around 52% of private sector firms hit at least once during that time.

Reuters
Client logo

In 2023-2024, UK firms endured approximately 7.78 million cyber crime incidents - that's an average of 21,315 attacks every day!

GOV.UK
Client logo

Just over 4 in 10 businesses and 3 in 10 charities reported having experienced any kind of cyber security breach in the last 12 months!

GOV.UK
client logo
about-img

Recent cyber attacks

In April 2025, M&S was hit by a ransomware-style cyber attack—reportedly by hacker collective “Scattered Spider”—which led to a six-week shutdown of its online store, disrupted click-and-collect and payment systems, empty physical shelves in some locations, and a projected hit of around £300 million in profits (roughly £40 million lost per week); part of that impact may be offset through cyber insurance
Harrods reported a cyber attack in early May, disrupting its operations. While detailed information is limited, it is part of a broader string of coordinated incidents across several UK retailers in recent months
Toward the end of April, the UK grocer Co-op suffered a cyber incident that led to system shutdowns and supply chain issues—resulting in empty shelves—prompting swift action to take systems offline and investigate; customer data was reportedly stolen and held at ransom
In April, the outdoor apparel brand experienced a “small-scale” credential-stuffing attack that exposed around 2,800 customer accounts—compromising names, addresses, and purchase histories (but not payment data)—and prompted password resets and user alerts
Cartier also fell victim to a breach in recent weeks, where an unauthorised party accessed limited client information (names, emails, shipping details). The company responded rapidly by containing the incident, notifying authorities, and tightening system security