What you get with personal cyber insurance
We work with Upfort through the USAA Insurance Agency to give you a variety of options at a fair price.
Customize your coverage and choose between $10,000, $25,000, $50,000 or $100,000 for a wide range of cyber threats.
Who it’s for
You should consider personal cyber insurance if you or anyone in your home:
- Uses a laptop, tablet, smartphone, Google Home®, Alexa® or any smart device.
- Has access to social media.
- Manages their money and investments online.
- Uses any kind of apps, including banking apps.
Why get a policy through the USAA Insurance Agency?
The USAA Insurance Agency is here to help you find insurance to fit your needs. We have long-standing alliances with other insurance providers, and we monitor these relationships to make sure they meet our standards.
Need cyber insurance for your business?
A personal cyber policy can only help certain businesses.
If you own your company, you may face cyberattack costs that could add up to millions of dollars.
Discover how a commercial cyber policy can help. Speak to a USAA Insurance Agency commercial specialist.
Personal cyber insurance FAQ
A standard policy can cover certain types of fraud, but cyber-related coverage may be limited or not included at all.
This depends on the package you choose, the state you live in and how much coverage you need for yourself or your family.
Coverage starts at 12:01 a.m. the day after you buy it.
You may be covered for cyberattacks that happened up to a year before your policy started if you didn’t know about them.
Yes. In addition to filing a claim through your policy, you should also report the fraud to your bank or credit card company.
We have many ways to keep your accounts and personal information secure.
If you think you’ve been the victim of fraud, it’s important to act as soon as possible. Find out how to report fraud.