TripJack launches cyber protection service for travellers with BOXX Insurance
The solution employs a suite of protective services to address cybersecurity threats faced by Indian travellers.
CyberSafe will offer identity monitoring, which includes surveillance of the dark web to detect potential compromises of personal data, to identify and rectify vulnerabilities.
Additionally, the service features a digital risk assessment tool involving a questionnaire that assesses a user's online behaviour, calculates a risk score and provides recommendations to minimise digital risk exposure.
TripJack director Hussain Patel said: 'Travellers today face an increasingly complex digital risk landscape. Through the launch of CyberSafe in collaboration with BOXX Insurance, we are proud to offer essential tools and support to help our customers stay one step ahead of cyber threats.'
The platform also provides educational content under the banner of digital safety, including a collection of articles and videos to bolster users' cybersecurity knowledge.
Users are prompted to review breaches associated with their email ID and other sensitive details in the portal dashboard ID monitoring section, and email alerts regarding breaches will also be sent.
BOXX Insurance Asia Middle-East president Milan Naik stated: 'Cyber protection should be as essential as travel insurance. Together with TripJack, we are redefining what it means to travel safely in a digital-first world.'
Earlier this month, BOXX Insurance agreed to be acquired by Zurich Insurance Group.
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