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'Act of War' Questions in Cyberattack Insurance Case

Recently, Mondelez International Inc. sued Zurich American Insurance Co. for denying coverage, under its all-risk property policy’s war exclusion, for Mondelez’s alleged over $100 million in losses caused by the NotPetya ransomware attack in 2017. This case has the potential to make a significant impact on the cyber insurance market as it is the first time the war exclusion has been litigated in the cyber insurance context and highlights some key issues in applying traditional policy language to cyberattacks.

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