Most hotels should strongly consider it. Hotels store guest names, addresses, and payment card information, which makes them targets for data breaches and ransomware. Cyber liability insurance can pay for breach response, guest notification, forensic investigations, lost income when systems go down, and lawsuits.
General liability and property policies typically exclude or severely limit cyber losses.
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