Chapter 15
Cyber risk insurance is also known as:
Cyber Insurance coverage
Purchasing insurance should involve:
Determining what types of insurance you need Determining the ideal monetary amount of coverage Selecting a specific insurance company
An accountant is a mathematician or statistician who computes insurance risks and establishes premium rates.
False
Insurance, or, protection from risk, makes good financial sense, but is never required by law.
False
Once a hospitality company complies with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, they are protected from liability due to a breach of their data system.
False
Data breach insurance coverage will sometimes be included in a business':
General Liability Coverage
Which of the following is one of the three primary categories of insurance policy types?
Health Insurance
The Affordable Care and Patient Protection Act is known as:
Obamacare
EPLI insurance provides coverage for all of the following types of claims except:
Property Damage by Fire
Workers' Compensation:
Provides injury-related insurance to those workers who were hurt while on the job
A "premium" is the amount paid for insurance coverage-whether one lump sum or over time.
True
Cyber extortion coverage may be purchased as part of the cyber insurance policy.
True
Dram shop insurance provides coverage relating to the sale of consumption of beverages containing alcohol.
True
Earthquakes and floods are examples of "Acts of God".
True
Financial protection, which comes from property-liability insurance, is also known as indemnification.
True
If an insurance company is not financially sound, then your property is not necessarily covered, even if there is a written contract between the insurer and the insured.
True
Liability insurance ordinarily provides coverage when a guest slips and falls.
True
To assume agreed-upon maximum levels of liability in the event of a loss or damage is known as:
Underwriting
An "umbrella" as it relates to insurance:
is the maximum amount that can be paid for all claims during a policy period Is the amount of insurance provided by a traditional insurance policy
International insurance claims are generally less than U.S. claims due to:
no punitive damages fewer claims international countries are less litigious