Data Processing Insurance

Definition of "Data processing insurance"

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Coverage on data processing equipment, data processing media (such as magnetic tapes, disks), and extra expense involved in returning to usual business conditions. The data processing equipment is usually written as all risks on a specifically scheduled basis. The data processing media is usually written on an all risks basis. No coinsurance is required for the data processing media and the extra expense coverage.

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