Treasury Asks if External Cyber Acts Qualify for Terrorism Risk Insurance Program
After the terrorist attacks in 2001, companies found it difficult to secure insurance policies for property and casualties, so Congress passed the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act, which temporarily required companies to make their policies available along with the disclosure of premiums and losses, while the government would establish triggers and caps for stepping in and supplementing payouts.
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