Cyber & Data Breach Insurance

Cyber Insurance, quoted around how your business actually runs.

A single phishing email or locked-up system can stop a business for days. Cyber coverage pays for the response — investigation, notification, restoring your data, and the income you lose while systems are down. Tell us a little about your operation and we'll shop the market for the right fit.

We compare coverage across the market — usually back to you within one business day.

Most cyber claims start with
a single email
a staff member clicks a convincing message — and that one click opens the door to fraud, ransomware, or a data breach.
  • Covers breach response, ransomware, lost income & liability
  • Includes a 24/7 breach-response team, not just a payout

Every business stores data differently. Request your quote →

Serving Pacific Northwest businesses Most quotes returned within one business day Coverage compared across the market
What a cyber policy covers

Cyber insurance is really several protections in one.

A good policy pays for the whole response to an incident — the experts who handle it, the costs you owe others, and the income you lose while you recover. Here are the parts we help you weigh.

Breach response

A 24/7 team of forensics, legal, and PR specialists takes over the moment you report an incident — the coverage most owners value most.

Cyber extortion & ransomware

Covers negotiation, ransom handling where lawful, and the work of getting your systems back online after an attack locks them.

Business interruption

Replaces the income you lose while systems are down — often the largest part of a claim, and the part standard policies leave out.

Data restoration

Pays to recover or rebuild the data and software damaged in an attack — not just the hardware it sat on.

Privacy liability & regulatory

Covers notification costs and your defense if customer data is exposed and a regulator or affected party comes calling.

Funds-transfer fraud

Responds when someone impersonates a vendor or executive and tricks your team into wiring money — social-engineering loss most crime policies exclude.

Why it matters for smaller businesses
Most claims
are small businesses

The target isn't size — it's an opening.

Attackers look for a way in, not a big name. A small team with real customer data and no dedicated IT is a common target, and the response costs — forensics, notification, downtime — land the same whether you have five employees or five hundred.

A cyber policy is what turns that event into a phone call to a response team instead of a scramble you handle alone.

Request your quote
Request a quote

Tell us about your business — we'll do the shopping.

A few details are enough to start. The more you share, the closer the first quote lands to what you actually need.

What happens next

No cost, no obligation — just a real look at your options from an independent broker.

  • 1You send the detailsTakes about two minutes. Estimates are fine.
  • 2We compare the marketWe match your operation against cyber carriers to find the right coverage and price.
  • 3We walk you through itYou get a clear quote and a plain-language explanation of what's covered.

Prefer to talk it through? Call (425) 242-5357

Estimates are fine — a broker confirms the details.

We use your details only to prepare your quote and never sell them. Sending this is a request for a quote, not a purchase or a bound policy.

Not sure what you need? Start with a conversation.

Send the form above, or give us a call. Either way you'll get a plain-language read on your cyber exposure and options across the market — no obligation.

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First Underwriters Insurance Brokers is an independent brokerage serving the Pacific Northwest since 1992. This page is for general education only and is not an insurance quote, binder, or offer of coverage. Cyber coverage parts, limits, sublimits, and eligibility vary by carrier, business, and state, and are subject to policy terms, conditions, and exclusions. Submitting the form is a request for a quote and does not bind coverage.