Brokers
Brokers · · 4 min read
Instant Broker Scorecard (IBS): From Domain to Submission in 3 Seconds
The Instant Broker Scorecard (IBS) turns any domain into an underwriter-ready risk assessment in 3 seconds — with financial exposure estimates in EUR, underwriter recommendations, and a printable PDF your carrier will actually read.
AI Risk · · 4 min read
Beazley vs. Allianz: Two Approaches to AI Risk in Cyber Insurance — What Brokers Must Know in 2026
Beazley uses flat 10% AI sublimits, Allianz uses individual risk assessment with up to 30% uplift. A detailed comparison of the two dominant approaches and what DACH brokers need at renewal.
Llmjacking · · 6 min read
The $250K Ceiling: What LLMjacking Sublimits Mean for Cyber Brokers
QBE and Beazley just set a precedent with 10% AI sublimits. A $5M cyber policy now means max $250K for LLMjacking. Here's what brokers need to know — and do — before the next renewal.
NIS 2 · · 9 min read
The NIS2 + AI Coverage Gap: When Your Cyber Policy Won't Cover the Incident NIS2 Requires You to Report
NIS2 mandates AI incident reporting for hundreds of thousands of EU entities. But most cyber insurance policies contain silent AI exclusions, sublimits, or ambiguity that leave insureds paying for AI incident response out of pocket — even though NIS2 required them to report the incident in the first place.
Claims · · 9 min read
Denied: Why 1 in 4 Cyber Insurance Claims Gets Rejected in 2026
21% of cyber insurance claims were denied or partially denied in 2025, up from 15% two years ago. Here are the specific reasons — and what brokers can do to prevent it.
NIS 2 · · 6 min read
NIS2 Compliance Checklist for 2026: What Brokers Need to Verify Before Coverage Placement
Before placing cyber coverage for NIS2 in-scope clients, verify these 10 compliance checkpoints. Missing documentation is the most common coverage gap.
NIS 2 · · 16 min read
NIS2 Underwriting Questions: What Every Cyber Insurance Broker Should Ask
Practical Line 1, Line 2, and Line 3 underwriting questions for NIS2-exposed clients. Essential vs important entities. Coverage gaps brokers should flag.