Got Data Recovery Insurance?

It’s understood that the best kind of data recovery insurance is an investment in a reliable automated, back up device. However, if your data misses the “back up train” you’ll need data recovery. That’s where insurance companies come in and may be able to help offset the cost of data recovery service.

Business insurance “property and casualty” policies may cover the loss of “intellectual property” resulting from a hard drive failure. Consumers may have this protection as part of their homeowner’s or renter’s insurance listed under “liability” coverage. In cases of fire or flood damage, often the cost to recover data can become part of the claims for property lost.