Category: Brokerage

Cyber insurance in 2026: what it covers, what it does not, and how to price it

This article explains how cyber insurance works in 2026, what first-party and third-party losses it typically covers, and where common exclusions limit recovery. It outlines how underwriters evaluate controls, data exposure, and incident history to price small and mid-market accounts, and why cyber remains a critical layer of resilience alongside strong security, backups, and incident response planning.

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Mind the Gaps in your Trucking Insurance

Many trucking policies leave miscellaneous cargo equipment, aftermarket electronics like ELDs and dash cams, and towing and recovery costs underinsured or excluded entirely. Learn where these three common coverage gaps hide and how the right endorsements protect fleets and owner-operators before a claim exposes them.

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Spatial Separation for Egg Farmers

If you are expanding an egg facility or converting to cage-free housing, spatial separation can reduce fire spread and support insurability. Recommended distances vary by construction and flock capacity, while taller aviary buildings change the risk and make detection, suppression, electrical, ventilation, and housekeeping controls especially important.

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Five Upgrades That Lower Your Homeowners Premium

You may lower your homeowners premium through five practical improvements: a FORTIFIED roof, monitored security, leak sensors, policy consolidation, and strong credit habits. Alabama’s FORTIFIED grant program, your deductible, and your roof’s age also matter, so a full policy review can uncover discounts and coverage gaps.

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