Cyber insurtech At-Bay has expanded its Cyber and Tech E&O Excess & Surplus coverage to businesses with up to $5 bn in revenue, with aggregate limits up to $10 mn, in addition to other coverage enhancements.
The company is enhancing its Cyber and Tech E&O surplus offerings to better accommodate mid-market to large businesses.
At-Bay is an insurtech company that specializes in providing cyber insurance and technology errors and omissions E&O insurance coverage. The firm leverages advanced technology to assess and mitigate cyber risks, offering tailored insurance solutions to businesses.
Insurance policies placed through At-Bay offer comprehensive first- and third-party coverage on both primary and excess lines.
Every surplus Cyber and Tech E&O policy from At-Bay includes access to At-Bay Stance Exposure Management, featuring Stance Advisory Services.
At-Bay’s companies now provide robust insurance coverage to more mid-market businesses, with seasoned underwriters experienced in large and complex risks and an in-house DFIR team well-versed in handling high-stakes incidents on behalf of Fortune 500 companies
Michael Drummond, Head of Cyber and Tech E&O at At-Bay
At-Bay’s offerings include comprehensive first- and third-party coverage, designed to protect companies from various cyber threats and liabilities.
At-Bay provides both primary and excess lines of insurance, covering a wide range of cyber risks and technology-related errors and omissions.
At-Bay includes access to its proprietary Stance Exposure Management with every surplus policy. This service features Stance Advisory Services, which offer expert guidance on managing and mitigating cyber risks.
We designed At-Bay from the ground up to help businesses meet digital risk head on. By combining world-class technology with industry-leading insurance and cyber security expertise, we’re empowering every business, big or small, to understand and manage risk, so they can prevent attacks even before they happen.
Michael Drummond, Head of Cyber and Tech E&O at At-Bay
The company actively tracks cyber threat trends, reporting significant increases in ransomware claims. For example, between 2022 and 2023, At-Bay observed a 64% rise in ransomware incidents in the United States, largely driven by indirect ransomware attacks.
