Technology Insurance

If your product is code, data, or a promise to perform — your insurance needs to reflect that. We build tech programs that combine Technology E&O, Cyber, and CGL, with options that fit startups through established firms.

What Technology Companies Usually Need

Technology E&O (professional liability)

Technology E&O (professional liability)

Covers allegations that your product or service caused a client financial loss, like downtime, failed implementation, missed deliverables, or performance issues. This is the backbone for SaaS and tech services.

Cyber (privacy, breach response, extortion, fraud)

Cyber (privacy, breach response, extortion, fraud)

Covers incident response costs and liability tied to data, privacy, ransomware/extortion, and related events. This affects companies of every size.

Commercial General Liability (CGL)

Commercial General Liability (CGL)

Not a replacement for E&O. CGL covers bodily injury, property damage, and certain advertising/personal injury exposures. It is also commonly required by landlords and many customer contracts.

Who This Is For

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SaaS and subscription software

SaaS and subscription software

Platforms where outages, bugs, and security gaps can create client losses.

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IT services and managed service providers

IT services and managed service providers

Implementation, support, consulting, migration, and ongoing admin services.

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Developers, integrators, and product teams

Developers, integrators, and product teams

Custom builds, APIs, systems integration, and products that touch customer operations.

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Tech-enabled businesses

Tech-enabled businesses

Companies where technology is central to delivery, even if you are not a traditional software firm.

Tech insurance built around you.

In-house and broad market options for all kinds of technology forward businesses

We start with a 45-minute initial meeting to understand your product, your customer base, and your contract requirements. Then we come back with clear options, including what's essential, what's optional, and where wordings differ.

Key Things to Know

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Tech E&O vs Cyber vs CGL

Tech E&O vs Cyber vs CGL

Tech E&O is about performance and delivery. Cyber is about events involving data, extortion, and incident response. CGL addresses bodily injury/property damage and common contractual requirements like landlord liability and certain advertising injury exposures.

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The contract often creates the claim

The contract often creates the claim

Many tech disputes start as you did not deliver what you promised, then become a claim. We help you align insurance with your MSA, SLAs, and common security obligations.

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Fraud is a real loss driver

Fraud is a real loss driver

Fraud losses are common. This is why we pay attention to how cyber and crime-style coverage responds to funds transfer and social engineering scenarios.

What We Commonly Build Into a Tech Program

These are the coverages tech companies typically need. We'll recommend what fits your operation and explain trade-offs clearly.

Technology E&O

Technology E&O

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Technology E&O

Covers allegations tied to errors, omissions, negligent acts, or failure to deliver. Particularly relevant for SaaS, implementations, and managed services where your product or service touches client operations directly.

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Cyber liability and incident response

Cyber liability and incident response

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Cyber liability and incident response

Privacy liability, breach response costs, ransomware/extortion response, forensic investigation, notification costs, credit monitoring, and regulatory defence. This is what responds when data is compromised or systems are held hostage.

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Commercial General Liability (CGL)

Commercial General Liability (CGL)

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Commercial General Liability (CGL)

Commonly required by leases and customer contracts. Covers premises/operations exposures and certain advertising/personal injury coverages. This is not a substitute for E&O but it fills an important contractual gap.

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Crime / funds transfer fraud

Crime / funds transfer fraud

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Crime / funds transfer fraud

Coverage for invoice redirection and payment fraud. Critical when you move money, pay vendors, or collect client payments. Social engineering and funds transfer fraud are among the most common loss types in tech.

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