Resilience Doubles Cyber Insurance Limits to US$20 Million via Partnership with Lloyd’s

Resilience Doubles Cyber Insurance Limits to US$20 Million via Partnership with Lloyd’s
Resilience, a leading cyber risk solution company, has announced the doubling of its cyber insurance limits in the US to $20 million per client. The expansion follows the launch of new features and capabilities that help enterprises continuously manage and mitigate cyber risk.

The agreement to increase Resilience’s limit capacity was brokered by Lockton Re and leverages Resilience’s existing coverholder partnership with Lloyd’s (AM Best: A). Previously, Resilience offered $10 million in limits, both on a primary and excess basis, with an A+ AM Best-rated partner. The additional $10 million in excess limits, supported by underwriters at Lloyd’s, can be deployed in sequential or ventilated layers above Resilience’s existing $10 million limit, bringing the total available coverage to $20 million.

With the additional limits for cyber insurance, and new coverage for technology errors and omissions (E&O) liability, for US organizations with up to $10 billion in revenue, Resilience offers broad capabilities to help large enterprises manage complex cyber risks.

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“Our ability to offer up to $20 million in limits, along with Resilience’s industry-leading integrated cybersecurity and cyber risk solutions, will help our clients and broker partners build insurance towers efficiently, while also increasing the ability to deliver much-needed loss prevention solutions to clients,” said Mario Vitale, president of Resilience. “Resilience’s leadership in the cyber insurance sector stems from our unique combination of a financially proven AI platform and our model for continuously engaging with clients to manage their risk. We are delighted to continue our existing limits and complement our coverage with additional capacity from Lloyd’s to help our clients become more cyber resilient.”

“Together with our broker partners, Resilience drives better outcomes for our clients to help them become resilient to material losses – reflected in that 96% of our Edge clients avoided any claim with incurred costs in 2023,” said CJ Pruzinsky, global head of underwriting for Resilience.

He added: “With this new partnership, we can provide twice the coverage to our clients and expand the footprint of companies that can benefit from our unique approach to assessing, mitigating, and transferring risk.”

Source: Resilience

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