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# Compensación

Ayudarle a recuperarse rápidamente está en el corazón de nuestra misión.

Por eso, nuestro equipo de gestión de siniestros interviene en cuanto CERT-Stoïk confirma el ciberataque:

* Enviamos a su corredor una lista de los elementos que debe remitirnos para que podamos calcular el coste de los daños.
* Una vez que hayamos recibido estos elementos, evaluamos el importe de los daños; puede designarse a una empresa independiente para realizar el cálculo.
* Le enviamos una carta de aceptación en la que se detalla la indemnización. Una vez firmada la carta, la indemnización puede abonarse.


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