IT Liability
Combined technology cover can address selected professional, product, media and technology-service liabilities, subject to the policy wording.
Software engineers
IT Liability, Professional Indemnity and cyber insurance advice for software developers, technology consultants and digital product businesses.
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Scope of work
A strong insurance submission explains what your business builds or supports, who relies on it, the data involved and the commercial commitments accepted.
Underwriting context
The detail behind the occupation matters. Clear information about products, customers, data, contracts and service criticality helps insurers assess the actual software and technology risk.
01Custom development, SaaS, products and managed services
02Revenue, largest contracts and customer concentration
03Business-critical, financial, health, infrastructure or safety-related systems
04Personal, sensitive or payment data handled
05Cybersecurity obligations and access to client networks
06Service levels, warranties, indemnities and liability caps
07Intellectual property, open-source software and overseas clients
08Claims, incidents and known circumstances
Cover around the practice
Combined technology cover can address selected professional, product, media and technology-service liabilities, subject to the policy wording.
For covered allegations involving advice, design, implementation, errors, omissions or failure to deliver professional services.
Selected first- and third-party cover for data breaches, cyber incidents, interruption, response costs and privacy liability.
Cover options for selected claims involving directors, officers, employment practices and management of the company.
Cover availability, terms and exclusions depend on the insurer and the information supplied.
Preparing the submission
You do not need every document before starting the conversation, but these details usually help us obtain meaningful written terms.
Useful guides
Common questions
Professional Indemnity focuses on professional services. IT Liability policies may combine professional liability with selected technology-product, media and other technology-specific exposures. The actual protection depends on the wording.
Liability for client work and the business’s own cyber incident are different exposures. Cyber insurance can provide selected response, recovery, interruption and privacy cover that is not automatically included in professional liability.
Yes. Insurers may consider warranties, indemnities, service credits, performance guarantees, liability caps and the financial consequences of downtime or failed delivery.
Yes. Client location, governing law, cloud dependencies, subcontractors and where data is stored can all affect underwriting and policy response.
Next step
Tell us about your technology, customers, data and contractual commitments.
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