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Cyber Liability for Small Business: What It Covers and What It Costs
Published January 2026 6 min read
What cyber actually covers
A modern cyber policy bundles first-party costs (breach response, notification, credit monitoring, ransomware, business interruption) and third-party liability (privacy lawsuits, regulatory defense, PCI fines).
What it costs
Most small businesses pay between $700 and $3,500/year for $1M cyber, depending on revenue, controls (MFA, EDR, backups), and industry. Carriers underwrite cyber controls aggressively — businesses with MFA + EDR + offsite backups get better pricing.
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