Many forms do, subject to a waiting period measured in hours rather than days. Cyber business interruption pays the income lost and the extra expense of operating while systems are restored, starting only after that waiting period runs. Two extensions matter. Dependent or contingent business interruption reaches an outage at a vendor you rely on, which is how most businesses actually lose a week. System failure coverage reaches an outage with no attacker at all. Neither is automatic, so check whether yours were bought.
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