Although large telemedicine entities sometimes offer blanket cover for providers performing services on their behalf, the provider/sub-contractor should always ensure they are covered, and that the insurer agrees to extend to the sub-contractor services. Some insurers see telemedicine services as a technology service only and would not extend to services provided online. In addition, individuals who are working for a larger organisation, will typically have access to the organisation’s systems, data, and records. If the individual causes a cyber breach (perhaps by leaving a computer system unlocked or clicking on a malicious email), this can encrypt the organisation’s whole system. It’s highly likely the individual will be held liable for this breach. With the increase of working from home, cyber-attacks on individuals are becoming more common. CFC offers the bespoke eHealth solution to both individuals and organisations, ensuring individuals are able to appropriately protect themselves from any accidental breaches of third party systems.