Many businesses think that having basic cybersecurity measures like antivirus software and firewalls is enough to keep them safe. However, relying solely on these basic protections can leave a business vulnerable to more sophisticated cyberattacks. The Limitations of Basic Cybersecurity…
It’s a common belief that only large corporations need to worry about cyberattacks. Many small businesses think they’re too small to be targeted by cybercriminals. But the truth is quite different. In reality, small businesses are often prime targets for…
Type of Claim: Errors & Omissions (E&O) Cause of Action: Negligence/Failure to Perform Type of Insured: Software Developer Situation: A software company manufactures and distributes software used by businesses to conduct risk modeling. A customer purchases the software and relies…
Type of Claim: Errors & Omissions (E&O) Cause of Action: Negligence/Failure to Perform Type of Insured: Software Developer Facts: A software company manufactures and distributes workforce management software that allows third parties to track employee hours, overtime, vacation time, and…
Type of Claim: Errors & Omissions (E&O) Cause of Action: Negligence/Failure to Perform Type of Insured: Software Company Facts: A software company sells and installs a computerized fare system for a transportation authority. The company is also responsible for regularly…
What is an E&O Claim and Why Should Software Developers Care? An E&O (Errors & Omissions) claim happens when a client sues a company because they believe the company’s services or products caused them financial harm. For software developers, this…
Imagine a well-loved local restaurant suffers considerable damage from a fire. The physical damage is extensive enough to require the restaurant to close temporarily for repairs. To protect against such incidents, the restaurant has business interruption insurance. Business interruption insurance…
