Tool 04
LMA Cyber Clause Comparator LMA model cyber clauses, side by side, in French and English
This tool extends article 03 (Silent Cyber: from Gray Zone to Explicit Clause) by giving access to the full texts of the model clauses published by the Lloyd's Market Association in bulletin LMA21-042 (25 November 2021) and their 2023 A and B revisions.
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The four 2023 cyber war exclusions
From the most restrictive to the widest, A versions: 5564A, 5565A, 5566A, 5567A
Compare → With or without an attribution clause
The same exclusion in its A and B versions: 5567A and 5567B
Compare → The three 5567 variants
Detailed attribution, the Hamilton variant that reverses the write-back, and the insured carve-out
Compare → From 2021 to 2023
The reference wording before and after revision: 5567 and 5567A
Compare → Property 2019: affirming against excluding
LMA 5400 and LMA 5401
Compare → Marine 2019: excluding against affirming
LMA 5402 and LMA 5403
Compare → Cyber treaty reinsurance 2024
LMA 5629, 5630, 5631
Compare → From CL380 to the modern marine wording
Twenty years of drift: CL380 (2003) and LMA 5402 (2019)
Compare → Clause catalog
War and cyber operation, 2023 revision War cyber 2023 Type 1 Y5381 Attribution clause
War cyber 2023 Type 1 Y5381 No attribution clause
War cyber 2023 Type 2 Y5381 Attribution clause
War cyber 2023 Type 2 Y5381 No attribution clause
War cyber 2023 Type 2 Y5381 Attribution clause
War cyber 2023 Type 2 Y5381 No attribution clause
War cyber 2023 Type 3 Y5381 Attribution clause
Widest coverage (bystanding write-back) War cyber 2023 Type 3 Y5381 No attribution clause
Widest coverage (bystanding write-back) War cyber 2023 Type 3 Y5381 Attribution clause
Widest coverage (bystanding write-back) War cyber 2023 Type 2 Y5381 Attribution clause
War cyber 2023 Type 4 No attribution clause
Widest coverage (bystanding write-back) War and cyber operation, original 2021 versions War cyber 2021 Type 1 Y5381 Attribution clause
War cyber 2021 Type 2 Y5381 Attribution clause
War cyber 2021 Type 2 Y5381 Attribution clause
War cyber 2021 Type 3 Y5381 Attribution clause
Widest coverage (bystanding write-back) Property, 2019 Property 2019 Type framework not applicable No attribution clause
Property 2019 Type framework not applicable No attribution clause
Marine, 2019 Marine 2019 Type framework not applicable No attribution clause
Marine 2019 Type framework not applicable No attribution clause
Cyber treaty reinsurance, 2024 Reinsurance 2024 Type 1 Y5381 Attribution clause
Reinsurance 2024 Difference in Conditions (follows Type 3) Attribution clause
Reinsurance 2024 Difference in Conditions (follows Type 3) Attribution clause
Historical context Historical Type framework not applicable No attribution clause
Related clauses Related Type framework not applicable No attribution clause
Related Type framework not applicable No attribution clause
The report, as a specimen
What a cyber file looks like once the tool has read it Reading the war clause is only half the work; the other half is the insured's file. The specimen report shows how a cyber file looks once it is ready to be read: a score per domain, the warning signals, an exposure range and a remediation plan. Fictitious firm, no account needed.
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English texts are reproduced for educational purposes from official LMA sources.
French translations are unofficial and produced by AlgoPolis for educational purposes only.
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Type classification inferred by AlgoPolis from official Lloyd's definitions, to be confirmed with the LMA.