Brit Group has updated its cyber alliance Brit Cyber Attack Plus (BCAP), led by Brit Syndicate 2987, which provides clients with comprehensive cyber insurance covering cyber-triggered physical damage and business interruption under a single cover and claims agreement.
Created in 2016 to meet the needs of clients looking to expand network coverage across independent networks and all-risk sourcing, Brit explains that BCAP brings together the expertise of the network, property and now FI teams to deliver a “best-in-class” solution to clients.
BCAP reportedly has the largest primary network capacity in the market and is the oldest physical damage alliance in London and international markets.
Since launch, BCAP has increased its combined network limits to $200 million, and customers can also access large independent network limits through alternative capacity towers through Brit’s First 50 and FI Cyber Max (new in 2026) alliances.
Jon Sullivan, Brit CUO, commented: “We are delighted to announce the update to BCAP, which continues to be a strong example of Brit’s leadership and innovation in the networking market.”
Adam Taylor, cyber, privacy and technology underwriter at Brit, said: “As the frequency and severity of cyberattacks continues to increase, physical assets become increasingly vulnerable as industries shift to digitalisation, resulting in an ever-increasing need to protect critical infrastructure and industrial and manufacturing operations.
“Our innovations to BCAP ensure it continues to protect against these risks while providing full traditional network coverage, meaning BCAP is uniquely positioned to address critical business needs as a unique offering on the market.”
James Bright, group underwriter for Brit’s cyber property damage and cyber distribution division, added: “BCAP’s bespoke cover, consistent with all risk purchases, means Brit remains a key player in ensuring businesses remain protected against a range of emerging threats.
“We are delighted to continue working with our capacity partners, brokers and their clients to maintain the London market’s leadership in the online space.”
