Tech-Savvy Coverage: The Core Policies No Innovator Can Afford to Overlook
These core policies are non-negotiable for any tech company looking to innovate and grow without risk of setbacks.
Technology companies operate at the edge of innovation and liability from data loss to platform outages. Our risk solutions are engineered to protect performance, secure IP, and support global digital expansion.
Tech enterprises face evolving risk across cyber liability, intellectual property, cloud outages, and contractual failure requiring custom-built insurance programs to protect platforms, product innovation, service uptime, and international client obligations.
Cyber and Ransomware Attacks - Targeted incidents disrupting platforms, servers, or data environments.
Intellectual Property Disputes - Litigation over patents, trademarks, or code ownership.
Platform Downtime and Service Outage - Revenue loss and SLA breach from outages.
Third-Party Vendor Exposure - Liability from software or hardware failures by partners.
AI and Algorithmic Liability - Legal action from flawed automation, bias, or error.
Technology risk requires intelligent insurance that protects innovation, uptime, and intellectual capital while navigating the shifting landscape of cyber, vendor, and legal exposure.
Covers ransomware, phishing, and credential compromise company wide
Forensics, recovery, and regulatory defense
Notification, credit monitoring, and class action defense
Legal defense against IP infringement claims
Reimbursement for licensing, settlements, or arbitration costs
Optional first-party IP protection for proprietary assets.
Covers financial loss from service failure or system malfunction
Protection against SLA breaches and platform downtime
Extends to contractual liability for SaaS providers
Replaces lost revenue from network or cloud downtime
Covers extra expenses and service refund obligations
Critical for SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS enterprises
Covers injury or property damage from defective hardware
Defense against consumer or enterprise claims
Required by distributors and major enterprise buyers
Meta Platforms paid $1.3 billion for GDPR violations tied to EU-U.S. data transfers.
A misconfigured update disabled thousands of customer devices, triggering SLA breach claims and restitution costs.
An AI tool's biased outputs led to litigation over discrimination and reputational harm.
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