CRISC Information Technology and Security Practice Question
Which of the following is a common exclusion in cyber insurance policies that a risk manager should be aware of?
Answer choices
Why each option matters
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Acts of war
Cyber insurance policies often exclude acts of war, including state-sponsored cyber attacks. This is a critical exclusion that can leave organizations unprotected against nation-state threats.
Answer analysis
Option-by-option breakdown
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Business interruption
Why it's wrong here
Business interruption is often covered.
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Ransomware attacks
Why it's wrong here
Ransomware is typically covered, not excluded.
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Social engineering fraud
Why it's wrong here
Social engineering may be covered under specific endorsements.
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Acts of war
Why this is correct
Correct. Acts of war are commonly excluded.
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