Covers the service, not just the code
Tech E&O responds when the technology product or service itself fails to perform — not only when data gets exposed.
Tech E&O
Software, MSPs, integrators and dev shops carry two exposures at once — the service that fails and the data that leaks after it does.
Cennairus is a licensed wholesale insurance broker: retail agents send us the accounts their own markets cannot place, stay the agent of record, and we take each account to the markets on our panel of 145 carriers that write it. Technology errors and omissions responds when a software product, a managed service or a technical engagement fails to do what it was supposed to do, and it often sits beside cyber because a failure and a data exposure can be the same event. Enterprise contracts usually ask for it. Cennairus places it for software companies, MSPs, integrators and dev shops.
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Tech E&O responds when the technology product or service itself fails to perform — not only when data gets exposed.
A service failure and a data event are frequently the same incident, so most technology businesses buy tech E&O and cyber liability together.
Enterprise clients and platform agreements often name the E&O and cyber limits a vendor must carry before a contract is signed.
A description of the product, the stack and how client data is handled is enough to route the submission — no lengthy security audit up front.
Tech E&O and cyber liability quoted from a single application instead of duplicated across two.
Our cyber and technology integrations connect straight to the market — no portal queue in between.
From a two-person consultancy to a funded platform, including the contract limits enterprise clients demand.
Who buys it: software developers and saas platforms; managed service providers (msps) and it consultants; systems integrators and implementation firms; app and web development shops; data and analytics providers; it staffing and technical outsourcing firms.
The outage, the failed integration, the breach that followed it — one submission, underwritten as the single risk it actually is.
They’re related but not identical.
It can, depending on how the application describes the business’s use of third-party components — that is exactly the kind of detail worth disclosing on the submission rather than assuming either way.
It varies by contract and by the size of the client relationship.
A description of the product or service, revenue, the largest client contracts in force, and how client data is handled.
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