Cyber Insurance for Churches & Nonprofits
Why Cyber Liability Matters to Ministries
Protect your mission from breaches, ransomware, and fraud
Cyber insurance for nonprofits and church cyber liability insurance address risks that general liability typically doesn't-like data breaches, ransomware, funds transfer fraud, and privacy claims. From online giving and livestream platforms in Plant City and Tampa to student databases in Orlando and Charlotte, Strong Tower Insurance helps ministries close cyber gaps so you can focus on people, not passwords.
What Cyber Insurance Covers
First-party and third-party protection tailored to your operations
Nonprofit cyber liability and data breach insurance for churches typically include:
First-Party Costs
forensic IT, data restoration, notification, credit monitoring, public relations, and business interruption when systems go down.
Third-Party Liability
privacy and network security liability if members, donors, students, or clients allege harm from a breach.
Ransomware & Cyber Extortion
crisis response, negotiation support, and covered payments where allowed by law.
Social Engineering / Funds Transfer Fraud
optional endorsements addressing fraudulent wire requests and phishing schemes.
Strong Tower Insurance aligns coverage with how you actually work-donation portals, membership apps, counseling records, student information systems, and volunteer scheduling tools.
Coverage Built for Churches & Faith-Based Nonprofits
Addressing congregant PII, counseling notes, and online giving
Cyber coverage for ministries must consider unique data: prayer requests, counseling notes, benevolence applications, tithing records, school and daycare files, and clinic information for pregnancy centers. We tailor limits and terms for churches, charities, private schools and colleges, daycares, and pregnancy resource centers across Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina-whether you're in Plant City, Orlando, Jacksonville, Atlanta, Charlotte, Greenville, or Nashville.
Case Study Placement
Cyber Risk Controls That Lower Premiums
Practical steps insurers want to see
Underwriters increasingly ask about multi-factor authentication, regular backups (with offline copies), email security training, patching cadence, least-privilege access, and incident response planning. Strong Tower Insurance provides a clear checklist and carrier resources your board, trustees, or tech volunteers can implement quickly-especially before big events, youth camps, or giving seasons.
Common Questions From Ministries
Straight answers for boards and finance teams
Isn't this included in our package?
Usually not-most property or liability packages exclude cyber incidents or offer only minimal sublimits.
What limit should we buy?
We typically start ministries at $250k-$1M and scale up for schools, counseling programs, medical clinics, or large congregations handling significant online giving.
Will it cover fraudulent wires?
Many policies require a social-engineering endorsement and specific controls; we'll make sure endorsements match your procedures.
Can volunteers cause a claim?
Yes-training, acceptable-use policies, and coverage terms for volunteers matter. We'll align policy language with how your ministry operates.
Tell us where you serve-Plant City, Tampa Bay, Lakeland, Orlando, Jacksonville, Atlanta, Charlotte, Greenville, or Nashville-and which systems hold member, donor, or student data. Strong Tower Insurance will size your exposure, compare church-friendly carriers, and deliver a board-ready proposal.
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