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Here are four types of cyber coverages which haven’t yet appeared on mainstream cyber policies, but which your savvy clients may start asking about in the years to come.

In recent years, a major threat—particularly for manufacturers, utilities and industrial companies—is cyberattacks that disable a company’s systems, which are often accompanied by an extortion demand. Beazley responds by enhancing InfoSec to offer a broad

A client’s policy includes an endorsement which provides “blanket additional insured” status to the entity with whom they have a written contract, but the certificate holder still insists that the certificate of insurance must specifically list both it an

Building a brand is no joke. Whether you are just opening your doors, updating your brand or integrating brands through an acquisition, here’s how to make it work.

The result of cyber liability becoming one of the fastest-growing product trends is reduced rates and widened coverage.

Independent agent Jay Byrnes thinks that one of the biggest cyber liability challenges is “the assumption among our clients that they’re not at risk because they’re not a big company,” he says. “As agents, we really need to be advocates of this coverage.”

Follow these tips to avoid cyber threats.

To make sure your sales proposals get the attention they deserve, it helps to view them in three phases: before, during and after.

By operating drones beyond visual line of sight, insurers could change the economics of high-fidelity property and asset data collection.

Although K&K has been insuring the zip line risk through various programs, it now offers a focused aerial attractions program in partnership with Hibbs-Hallmark & Company.