Ransomware Response: How Businesses Regain Control Under Pressure

As organizations grow, integrate new technologies and expand vendor relationships, cyber risk can become increasingly complex.

In an article for Business Insurance, Aaron Belair discusses how acquisitions, vendor onboarding and organizational change can create cybersecurity exposures when responsibilities, processes and controls become misaligned.

Errors and Omissions (E&O) risk is a significant concern for technology companies. A single failure—whether in software, hardware, or service delivery—can lead to customer downtime, financial loss, and reputational damage. To mitigate these risks, organizations must adopt structured processes and controls throughout the project lifecycle. Below are eight critical strategies for managing technology E&O exposure effectively.

Social engineering fraud is not just a cybersecurity issue -- it is a business resilience challenge. In an article for Cyber Defense Magazine, Aaron Belair, President, Technology and Life Science, North America and Nelson Kefauver, CFA, Head of Financial and Professional Lines explain why these attacks succeed and what organizations can do to reduce risk and avoid costly surprises.

In a tech-driven world, even a minor software glitch or service disruption can trigger costly claims. That’s why Tech Errors & Omissions insurance is critical for protecting your Technology clients.

Former RSA Executive to expand Intact's technology platform and broker partnerships in North America