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Author: Ryan Windt

Real Estate Cyber Risks: Wire Fraud, Data Breach, and Coverage Gaps

By Ryan Windt | Head of Growth Marketing | Updated September 2026 Real estate is one of the most targeted industries in cybercrime, and not because attackers are particularly interested in property listings. They are interested in wire transfers. A single residential closing involves a buyer, a seller, a real estate agent, a title company, […]

Ransomware Coverage, Sublimits, and What Your Policy Actually Pays

By Ryan Windt | Head of Growth Marketing | Updated September 2026 Yes. Most modern cyber insurance policies cover ransomware payments. But coverage is conditional, and the conditions are what most policyholders do not read closely enough until after they have been hit. Whether your policy pays in a ransomware scenario depends on four things: […]

Cyber Insurance Built for How Managed Service Providers Actually Operate

By Ryan Windt | Head of Growth Marketing | Updated September 2026 The short answer: managed service providers need two coordinated policies: cyber insurance for attack-driven incidents like breaches and ransomware, and Tech E&O for claims that your service caused a client loss, such as a bad script, a botched migration, or a missed SLA. MSPs […]

Cyber Coverage for Healthcare: What HIPAA Doesn’t Cover (and Cyber Does)

By Ryan Windt | Head of Growth Marketing | Updated September 2026 The Misconception That’s Costing Healthcare Organizations Millions There is a dangerous assumption running through the healthcare industry: that HIPAA compliance equals cyber protection. It does not. HIPAA is a regulatory framework. It tells you what you must do to protect patient data. It […]

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