K2 Cyber partners with Liberty Mutual to deliver cyber solutions for SMBs
By Mia MacGregor
June 26 - (The Insurer) - K2 Cyber has partnered with Liberty Mutual Insurance and its Ironshore programs group to offer a cyber insurance solution for small and medium-sized businesses.
K2 Cyber’s Intelligent Cyber Insurance provides protection for both organisations and their owners and executives. The program offers up to $3 million in cyber liability coverage to companies nationwide with annual revenue of up to $100 million.
Through this partnership, Liberty Mutual has granted K2 Cyber's SMB program delegated underwriting authority and capacity, as well as underwriting expertise, product management, risk engineering and claims capabilities.
“Their commitment to innovation and excellence perfectly aligns with our vision of delivering cyber insurance that goes beyond the policy by providing free, built-in risk engineering, real-time cyber monitoring, and practical security tools tailored for SMBs,” said Keith Moore, CEO and founder of K2 Cyber.
K2 Insurance Services announced the launch of K2 Cyber earlier this year.
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