Insurers denying claims on the basis of fraud must ensure that circumstantial reasoning is robust when assessed against the [name withheld] standard, and cannot rely on a 'reasonable precautions' defence where the relevant security failures were caused by an employee's deliberate criminal acts outside the scope of employment.
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