Cyber insurance for MSPs who sit inside client networks.
The buying problem is privileged access. A ransomware event at a client, or in your own stack, can become your claim because you patch, administer, or monitor their environment. Client MSAs will ask for cyber and technology E&O with limits that assume that access.
Why MSP cyber is not “office cyber”
An MSP’s cyber file includes your own network and the blast radius of admin rights at clients. Underwriters ask how many clients you have, whether you hold admin access, and whether you sell a security service line. A policy written for a single SaaS company will not answer a client’s additional-insured request after their incident.
We are an independent agency. A licensed advisor reviews the file. We aim to respond within one business day. No coverage is bound until the issuing market confirms it in writing.
Have these ready
- Count of active clients, and whether you have admin access
- The insurance schedule from your largest MSA
- Whether you offer security, backup, or SOC-style services
- Engineers on the road (auto and workers compensation follow)
Today
As you grow
Questions we hear
Their policy is for their loss. Your policy is for claims against you: that your access, your tool, or your advice caused or worsened the event. Client contracts often require you to show your own cyber and E&O regardless of what they buy.
No. A 15-client shop with admin rights is still an MSP to underwriters. Tell us the client count and access model. We will not pretend a one-person break-fix shop is a 200-client SOC.
No. The form is a submission, not a binder. Binding authority sits with the issuing carrier or authorized market. We aim to respond within one business day.
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