Cyber Insurance Quotes NZ
FCIB · FSP748591

Cyber insurance quote

Three quick questions about your business. Stewart Hunt at FCIB will follow up within one business day with options from the cyber insurers we hold agreements with.

  • Free, no obligation
  • ~2 minutes
  • FSP748591 · FMA-regulated
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What type of business do you operate?

Need a more detailed underwriting conversation? Use the long-form quote — covers MFA, backups, prior incidents, and other underwriter questions.

What happens after you submit

  1. 1

    Stewart reviews your details

    Your quote request goes to Stewart Hunt at First Commercial Insurance Brokers Ltd (FSP748591). He'll review your industry, revenue band, and contact details — usually within one business day.

  2. 2

    A short scoping call

    Stewart will call (or email — your choice) to fill in the details insurers need: MFA, backups, prior incidents, vendor exposure. About 10–15 minutes for most businesses.

  3. 3

    Options from the insurers we hold agreements with

    Indicative quotes typically come back within 2–5 business days, depending on insurer turnaround. Stewart walks you through the options. You read the policy wording. You decide.

Quick questions

Is the quote really free? +
Yes — FCIB is paid commission by the recommended insurer from the premium they charge you. There's no separate fee from us. Full detail in the Disclosure Statement.
What does the quote actually cost? +
Premium varies with revenue, sector, headcount, and your security posture. We don't publish ranges on this page because numbers that don't match your circumstances would mislead. We'll give you an actual figure after the scoping call.
Which insurers do you work with? +
For cyber, the insurers we work with most often are Delta Insurance (NZ-owned), AIG (CyberEdge), Chubb, and QBE. We hold agreements through the Insurance Advisernet NZ network.
What if my business has had a prior breach? +
Tell us up-front. Insurers will ask, and a non-disclosed prior incident can void cover later. A clean breach history with documented remediation is normal and quotable. Active litigation or unresolved incidents will narrow options but rarely close them entirely.