Cowbell is the leading provider of cyber insurance for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and the pioneer of Adaptive Cyber Insurance. Cowbell delivers standalone cyber coverage tailored to the unique needs of each business. Our innovative approach relies on AI for continuous risk assessment and continuous underwriting while delivering policyholders a closed-loop approach to risk management with risk prevention, risk mitigation, incident preparedness and response services.
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Cowbell Prime 100 A standalone, admitted cyber insurance program for businesses with up to $100M in revenue.
This article discusses the importance of continuous evaluation and measurement for building trust in AI agents, providing valuable insights for MSPs on selecting, deploying, and managing AI-driven solutions for their clients with confidence.
Read moreFounded
2019
Employees
350
Industry
Insurance
Headquarters
Pleasanton, California, United States
Focus Areas
Errors & Omissions coverage for technology professionals who provide expertise, covering liabilities tied to the advice, design, and services they deliver.
This blog post delves into the distinctions between various AI agents, offering critical insights for MSPs who are managing client AI deployments and navigating the associated cybersecurity risks and complexities.
Read moreCowbell has introduced AI Cowbell Factors™, a new standard for quantifying enterprise AI risk. This is highly relevant for MSPs as it provides a new framework to assess client environments, advise on AI-related cyber insurance needs, and understand Cowbell's underwriting criteria.
Read moreThis article discusses the evolving role of brokers and advisors in the age of AI, emphasizing how AI can be leveraged to enhance their services rather than replace them. It provides valuable insights for MSPs on navigating AI's impact on their advisory role in cybersecurity and insurance.
Read moreThis blog post highlights the importance of understanding the physical impacts of cyber incidents, beyond just data breaches. MSPs can leverage this insight to provide more comprehensive risk management strategies for clients, addressing potential disruptions to physical operations and supply chains.
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