Technology, SaaS & IT Insurance

Insurance for technology companies should reflect what you build, what you promise customers, what systems and data you touch, and how the company is growing.

Serving Utah and all 50 states. Based in Utah, we work with technology, SaaS and IT companies statewide, from Logan and Ogden to Salt Lake City, Provo and St. George, and we place coverage for companies in all 50 states. We look at how your locations, people, property and contracts actually affect the coverage you need. Reach out for a no-pressure review of what you have today.

Start with the business model. Then dig into the contracts and exposures.

Explore focused guides for SaaS companies, software developers, MSPs, startups and the coverages that often matter most as technology businesses scale.

A company can create a major loss without anyone getting hurt or anything physically breaking.

Technology claims can involve financial loss, data, network disruption, professional services, customer contracts, investors and employment decisions. A useful insurance review connects those exposures instead of treating each policy as a separate purchase.

Technology E&OConsider allegations that software, implementation or professional services failed to perform as promised.
Cyber & privacyReview the data, systems and security dependencies that could drive first- and third-party cyber losses.
ContractsCompare insurance limits and endorsements with the obligations being accepted in customer and vendor agreements.
Management & peopleFunding, boards, rapid hiring and restructuring can increase D&O and employment-practices exposures.

Insurance questions Utah technology companies ask

Technology companies often learn about insurance requirements from a customer contract, an investor or a funding round. The most common needs are technology errors and omissions, cyber liability, directors and officers, employment practices liability and general liability.

Frequently asked questions

What insurance does a SaaS company need?

Many SaaS companies carry technology E&O and cyber liability, often combined, along with general liability, workers' compensation, and D&O and EPLI as they grow.

Why do customer contracts ask for tech E&O?

Customers want assurance that if your product or service fails and causes them financial loss, there is insurance behind your obligations.

Is cyber insurance the same as tech E&O?

No. Tech E&O addresses claims that your services or product caused a client financial loss. Cyber addresses data breaches, network security events and related costs. Many carriers package them together.

Do startups need D&O insurance?

Investors and board members often expect D&O once a company raises outside capital or forms a board.

Related pages: Technology E&O · Cyber Insurance for Tech Companies · SaaS Company Insurance · IT Services & MSP Insurance · Contract Insurance Requirements

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