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CGU Launches Revolutionary New Cyber Product into the Austra...

CGU Insurance has launched a new cyber defence product aimed at mitigating the rising tide of cyber-attacks. The company believes its new offering CGU Cyber Defence, developed with SMEcustomers in mind, will protect businesses from cybercrimessuch as privacy breaches, system damage, extortion, computer viruses, crime and hacking. Cyber security is one of the biggest issues facing […]

I’ll Take Cyber Insurance with That (Please)

You have either been hacked or are being attacked as we speak, or you will be in the future. It’s clear that Cyber insurance is a subject that is not often discussed openly and this is an area we are all learning about. Cyber-insurance is an insurance product used to protect businesses and individual users from Internet-based risks, […]

Understanding Business Interruption

Some Guidance on Business Interruption This is an article written by Dr Allan Manning, probably the foremost expert in respect to Business Inrterruption in Australia, its implications and benefits.We trust the read will be worthwhile and if it provokes any queries please contact the Austbroker Terrace team immediately. As follows – The first two months […]

A UK Perspective on Cyber Crime

Murphy’s Law may not be enough Everyone agrees data breaches and cyber attacks are on the increase, and that the size of potential losses is vast. Why then is take-up of cyber insurance still so low?The Association of British Insurers says despite 90% of large UK businesses suffering a breach in the past year, only […]

Horse SA and ABT

Forging partnerships Austbrokers Terrace pride themselves on forging relationships with organisations that could have a financial benefit for both parties.  Horse SA is another of our clients that we have entered into such an agreement. How does this work? Simply, if you are a member of Horse SA and our company are successful in securing […]

A potential belly ache

Food for thought In NSW, restaurant kitchen indiscretions are plastered on a public website for all to see. In Victoria, council officers have the power to shut down hygienic premises. In Queensland, food suppliers that fall afoul of regulations can be fined more than $75,000.These are just some of the risks faced by any business […]

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