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Do You Need Cyber Liability Insurance?

Article | February 8, 2012 | By Jennifer Duell Popovec

All healthcare organizations, regardless of size, specialty or location, should be asking themselves whether they need cyber liability insurance.

Although every type of business is vulnerable to losses that can be covered by this type of coverage, healthcare organizations have even more exposure because they deal with both financial and health-related information. Healthcare organizations collect more information that other types of business, and they usually keep that information for much longer, amplifying their exposure.

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Jennifer Duell Popovec

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Jennifer Duell Popovec founded Medical Office Today in 2009. As publisher, she is responsible for everything related to MOT so you can send compliments and complaints directly to her at jennifer@medicalofficetoday.com. Jennifer has spent the majority of her career as a writer and editor. For more than a decade, she has focused primarily on business journalism with a specialty in healthcare, finance and commercial real estate. She has written under the bylines of Jennifer D. Duell and Jennifer Popovec.