Does a cyber policy cover a false product notice sent through a compromised account?
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Does a cyber policy cover a false product notice sent through a compromised account?
What a cyber policy covers is set by that policy's own wording, and the company publishes no insurance policy; a notice that claims to come from the company is checked against the company's own published details.
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