How do geopolitical risks, such as state-sponsored attacks, impact a business’s insurance needs?
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Geopolitical risks, such as state-sponsored attacks, can have significant implications for a business’s insurance needs. These risks can lead to increased threats of cyber incidents, political instability, trade disruptions, and regulatory changes that may not be adequately covered by traditional insurance policies. In response, businesses may need to consider specialized policies like cyber insurance, political risk insurance, or kidnap and ransom insurance to address the evolving nature of geopolitical risks. Additionally, businesses may need to conduct thorough risk assessments and work closely with insurance providers to ensure they have comprehensive coverage that protects against the potential impacts of state-sponsored attacks.