No Deductible – Huntress And Acrisure Make Moves in Cyber Insurance

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When businesses get hit by ransomware, they usually face two big problems: the attack itself and then the deductible. Huntress and Acrisure have just taken away one of those headaches. The two companies have launched a new cyber insurance program. Now, eligible Huntress customers and partners can get Cyber or Tech Errors and Omissions policies with zero deductible. The application process is simple, removing the paperwork that often keeps businesses from getting the coverage they need.

What The Program Covers

There are two types of policies. Cyber coverage protects against common cyber risks. Tech E&O covers liability for technology errors and omissions, which matters most for managed service providers and tech firms working inside client networks. Acrisure offers both policies. To qualify, organizations must use Huntress Managed Endpoint Detection and Response and Identity Threat Detection and Response solutions.

This requirement is central to the program. Huntress protects over five million endpoints and eleven million identities worldwide. Its Security Operations Center uses AI to monitor for ransomware, business email compromise, and identity attacks all day, every day. Organizations with this level of managed security have a much lower risk, and Acrisure’s data backs this up.

Huntress and Acrisure launch zero deductible cyber insurance program — no deductible cyber coverage, deductible-free cyber policy for eligible Huntress managed security customers and partners, placed through Acrisure

Adam Abresch, EVP of Cyber Solutions at Acrisure, made the underwriting case directly: “Our data indicates that better outcomes can be achieved by leveraging managed security platforms.” That is not a marketing claim. It is a loss-ratio observation, and insurers are paying close attention.

Acrisure’s Cyber Strategy Is Bigger Than One Deal

This program did not arrive from nowhere. Acrisure has spent the past twelve months constructing a comprehensive cyber architecture for the businesses it serves. In May 2025, it raised $2.1 billion led by Bain Capital. Part of that capital targets M&A and technology expansion. In August 2025, its Wholesure wholesale unit struck a deal with CyberCube to embed real-time risk analytics directly into broker workflows. We covered that partnership here.

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There’s a clear pattern: better analytics for brokers, verified data from security platforms, and improved terms for customers who can show strong security results. The Huntress program is the public result of this strategy. Jeremy Young, Director of Community at Huntress, said the partnership shows “a shared focus on helping make cyber protection and resiliency more accessible to businesses.” The waived deductible proves this commitment.

Huntress Has Been Building Toward This

Huntress has been actively growing over the past year. In November 2025, it bought Inside Agent, a startup focused on Microsoft 365 and Entra ID security. In March 2026, Huntress launched two new products to help find and fix security gaps across devices and identities. Then in July 2025, it also started working more closely with Microsoft to better integrate with Defender environments.

The February 2026 Cyber Threat Report from Huntress highlights the scale of the problem. Cybercrime is now the world’s third-largest economy, with costs expected to hit $12.2 trillion a year by 2031. Abuse of RMM tools jumped 277% in one year. Ransomware groups now take longer, moving from 17 to 20 hours on average, as they focus more on stealth and data theft. Insurance carriers see these trends in their claims data, and Huntress customers stand out in a positive way.

What Underwriters And CFOs Should Watch

Security-linked underwriting is now becoming a real product, not just an idea. In this model, verified security data from managed platforms directly affects coverage terms. Abresch highlighted Huntress’s strong record against ransomware and business email compromise, which are the most expensive types of cyber claims. This proven track record, supported by Huntress’s SOC data, is why the program offers such good terms.

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For underwriters, this deal is a model that can be repeated. A managed security provider with proven results teams up with a large broker to create a tailored program. The no-deductible feature is a calculated decision based on risk, not just a giveaway. Organizations using Huntress solutions stand out when it comes to claims, and that difference affects pricing.

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For CFOs and General Counsel, this program brings up a simple question: If your organization uses Huntress, are you signed up? If not, what’s stopping you? The waived deductible alone means real savings. You can apply now at acrisure.com/huntress.

The bigger message is clear. When a managed security provider protecting eleven million identities and a $5 billion global fintech broker team up to offer deductible-free coverage for proven security, it sends a strong signal to the market. Security posture now affects pricing. Organizations that can’t prove their security will end up paying more for less coverage.

FAQ: Huntress, Acrisure, And The No-Deductible Cyber Insurance Program

What Is The Huntress And Acrisure Cyber Insurance Program?

It is a purpose-built cyber insurance program giving eligible Huntress customers and partners access to Cyber or Tech E&O policies with no deductible, placed through Acrisure via a streamlined application process.

Who Is Eligible?

Organizations running qualifying Huntress Managed EDR and ITDR solutions. Check eligibility directly at acrisure.com/huntress.

Why Is There No Deductible?

Acrisure’s loss data shows organizations using managed security platforms like Huntress achieve better outcomes at claims time. The zero-deductible structure reflects an underwriting decision based on verified security performance.

What Does This Mean For The Cyber Insurance Market?

It signals a structural shift toward security-linked underwriting. Verified posture data from managed security platforms is beginning to drive coverage terms directly. Organizations with documented managed security can access better coverage at a lower cost.

Is This Available Outside The US?

Coverage is placed through non-admitted or surplus lines insurers and is subject to state availability and eligibility requirements. Confirm jurisdiction availability at acrisure.com/huntress.

Martin Hinton

Martin Hinton is the Executive Editor and Publisher of Cyber Insurance News and Information. With over three decades of journalism experience across six continents, his work encompasses investigative reporting, documentaries, and coverage of cultural, political, and business news. To learn more about his career, click on his name to visit his LinkedIn page.

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