Cyber threats are becoming extremely difficult to stop and awareness among businesses about the effect of a cyberattack on their operations is growing. As a result, the demand for cyber liability insurance is growing too.

If agents truly want to be trusted risk advisors, they need to talk with their customers about more than simply the insurance side of cyberattack mitigation. Here are the three main methods of dealing with cyber risk.

The Faulty Workmanship Liability provides coverage for the costs contractors incur to repair or replace defects found within their physical construction work.

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Westfield’s Agency Challenges Research Report asked agents how much of an impact they believe various industry trends will have on their agency in the next 10 years. Here are the top answers.

The endorsement provides an added layer of wildfire protection by giving customers access to loss prevention services, such as taping vents, applying fire retardants and setting up sprinklers.

An insured’s condo has damage to the roof and skylight. The condo association is saying they’re responsible for the roof but the unit owner is responsible for the skylight.

The insurance industry’s transparency makes gathering information as straightforward as pulling the rate filings. What can you learn from this information?

A nearby crane implosion caused roof leakage in an insured’s commercial building. Is there coverage for the damaged property?

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