Many different events can be the cause of a business interruption, allowing you to initiate a claim. Some of the major causes include fires and explosions, natural disasters, cybersecurity risks, and legal or regulatory changes. For example, regulations that change can significantly impact your business operations; this can cause temporary damages to your business revenue. Natural disasters that disrupt business, such as an earthquake that prevents customers from purchasing your services, are a great example. Sometimes electronic components and factory machinery can cause an explosion or trigger a fire. Since this event can slow down business operations, the number of losses can also be covered. Cyber security risks happen when malicious codes, viruses, and DDoS attacks happen. Because these events can disrupt business operations, the loss of income sparked by a cyber security threat can also be covered in damages.