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This research highlights key Kenyan insurers offering cyber insurance to help businesses mitigate financial losses from digital threats like data breaches and cyberattacks. The growth in cyber insurance adoption signals increased digital awareness and risk mitigation efforts among enterprises.
Company name | Cover | Contact |
UAP Old Mutual | UAP Old Mutual offers various insurance products, including cyber insurance that covers businesses against cyber threats, data breaches, and associated financial losses. | +254 711 065 000 |
Jubilee Insurance | Jubilee Insurance is one of the leading insurers in Kenya. They offer a range of cyber insurance policies that provide protection against cyber risks, including liability, data breaches, and loss of business due to system failure | 020 328 1000
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Kenya Orient Insurance | Kenya Orient provides cyber insurance policies aimed at protecting businesses against financial losses due to cyberattacks, data breaches, and online fraud. | 0719 042 000 & 020 296 2000 |
Britam Insurance | Britam has a growing portfolio in cyber insurance, focusing on offering protection for both small and large enterprises against digital risks. | 0733 500200
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Madison Insurance | Madison offers tailored insurance solutions for businesses, which include cyber liability coverage to help businesses mitigate financial losses from cyber incidents. | 0709 922 000 |
AAR Insurance | AAR Insurance is another prominent insurer offering cyber insurance to protect against digital threats and breaches | |
Heritage Insurance | Heritage Insurance provides businesses with cyber risk insurance to cover liabilities arising from cyberattacks and information theft | 020 278 3000 / 0711 039 000 |
Amana Insurance | Amana Insurance, also active in the cyber insurance space, helps businesses safeguard themselves against cyber | |
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GA Insurance | GA Insurance offers cyber insurance coverage for businesses and enterprises looking to protect themselves from the risks associated with cyberattacks and online fraud. |
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