The two are built for different events. Professional liability responds to allegations about the quality of your work. Cyber liability is written for the breach itself, including response costs, notification, and funds transfer fraud, which are expenses rather than claims about your advice. Some professional liability forms include a limited cyber element and some exclude it entirely. The figure that governs is on your declarations page, and we are glad to read it with you.
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