Insurance for technology & software
Tech companies handle data, write code clients depend on and often sign contracts that require specific coverage.
Risks worth reviewing
- Software errors that cause client losses
- Data breaches and ransomware
- Intellectual property and media claims
- Investor and board-related claims
Coverage businesses like yours often review
- Professional liability
- Cyber liability
- General liability
- Business owner's policy
- Workers' compensation
- Technology E&O
- Directors & officers (D&O)
Common questions
What's the difference between tech E&O and cyber?
Tech E&O covers claims that your product or service failed. Cyber covers breaches, ransomware and data events. They're often paired.
When does a startup need D&O?
Often when it raises outside money or adds board members, since investors may require it.
General information only. Every business is different, and coverage depends on the policy's terms, conditions and underwriting. A licensed agent can review what fits.