Small business insurance solutions
The world of cybercrime has changed. Attacks are more frequent, more sophisticated, and run by professional organizations. Let's break down what's happening and how you can build a smarter, more resilient defense with the right partners.
Tired of high D&O insurance premiums that don't seem to reflect how well your bank is run? The game is changing. Discover how demonstrating predictable performance can help you earn better rates and stop subsidizing riskier peers.
A daycare is facing horrific abuse allegations and turns to its insurance for help, but Progressive is refusing to pay. Let's break down why this is happening and what it means for your own business insurance.
It's a strange paradox: the number of product recall events is actually going down, but the volume of affected products is skyrocketing. Let's break down why these massive recalls are the new normal and what it means for your business.
An explosion on a key rail line in Poland is a stark warning. With Russia expected to escalate sabotage, we break down why your standard business insurance likely won't cover the damage—and what you need to do about it right now.
CFC is betting big that personalized, easy-to-understand threat reports can finally convince small businesses to buy cyber insurance. Here's a look at their new tool and why it might just work.
We used to call active assailant and K&R risks "emerging threats," but they're here to stay. The problem is, your insurance policy might be written for a world that no longer exists, leaving you exposed.
We've all heard of quiet quitting, but a new, more dangerous trend is emerging: quiet cracking. It's when employees are under so much pressure they're about to break, and it has massive implications for your business and your insurance.
Let's be honest, selling cyber insurance to small businesses can be tough. Specialist insurer CFC has just released a new tool that creates simple, bite-sized reports to make those conversations a whole lot easier.
Tyson Foods closing a single beef plant in Nebraska sent shockwaves through the industry. This isn't just a local news story; it's a critical wake-up call for ranchers everywhere about supply chain risk and the insurance you need to have in place.
A major Illinois roofing company is in hot water, facing a federal lawsuit for alleged race and sex harassment. This is more than just a headline; it's a real-world example of why your business needs to be protected.
We see headlines about $16 billion in cyberattack losses and think of huge corporations. But the real danger for small businesses lies in the far more common attacks that cost thousands, not millions.