While social engineering and fraudulent instruction claims may have been covered by cyber insurers in the past, the steady rise in losses has led some insurers to cease offering the coverage, while others have quietly begun adding language within cyber policies and making it clear that insureds need to prove (i.e., independently verify) requests for payment to outside sources.
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