Standard cyber insurance policies explicitly exclude several categories of loss, including intentional illegal acts committed by company executives, prior known vulnerabilities or unresolved security failures acknowledged before policy inception, and infrastructure acts of war or state-sponsored cyber warfare (though defining attribution remains complex). Additionally, losses from pure loss of intellectual property market value without a direct breach, standard software bugs, and failure to maintain basic minimum required security controls can result in claim denials.
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