Privacy Protection
Privacy Protection provides liability coverage and expense reimbursement for claims alleging Wrongful Privacy Acts that are not electronic in nature.
See Internet Banking Liability coverage for privacy coverage related to electronic media.
Key Definition
Wrongful Privacy Acts are defined as the negligent management, oversight or preservation of confidential customer information by the Insured, which results in the intentional misuse of such confidential customer information by an employee or other unauthorized person.
Key Features
Privacy Liability affords personal injury liability coverage for Wrongful Privacy Acts.
Privacy Liability Mitigation Expense indemnifies the bank for expenses incurred to minimize its liability in the case of unauthorized access to customer information, including costs to:
≡ Notify customers,
≡ Change account numbers,
≡ Reissue plastic cards,
≡ Provide basic credit monitoring services, and
≡ Hire a public relations consultant.
Availability
Coverage is available as a sub-limit of the D&O Policy.