Resilience Expands Tech E&O Coverage for Mid-Market and Enterprise Clients

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Resilience has expanded its Technology Errors & Omissions (Tech E&O) coverage for companies earning over $25 million in annual revenue. Tech E&O coverage protects technology companies if their software, service, or product fails and causes a client to lose money. The program, supported by its Lloyd’s coverholder agreement, extends its cyber insurance policy to a wider client base across the U.S., U.K., and EU.

Broader Tech E&O Coverage Reaches Mid-Sized Firms

Resilience is now offerering up to $10 million in Tech E&O coverage. The policy is designed to help technology companies manage financial losses from cyber risk, product negligence, and professional errors. The expanded policy reflects the company’s push to support growing firms exposed to operational and data-related vulnerabilities.

“We connect our cybersecurity and technology expertise with senior underwriting and in-house claims handling to offer clients superior loss control,” said Vishaal “V8” Hariprasad, CEO of Resilience.

Resilience logo over digital background with cybersecurity lock and network code, representing Tech E&O coverage and cyber insurance policy.

Cyber Insurance Policy Addresses Modern Technology Risks

With rising AI investment and rapid digital transformation, virtually all organizations now face exposure to errors, downtime, and data breaches. Resilience’s combined Tech E&O and cyber insurance policy provides blended protection that integrates cyber liability and technology risk in a single streamlined policy.

The company’s Risk Operations Center (ROC) enhances this protection by continuously monitoring client portfolios for emerging cyber threats.

Expert Insight and Risk Management at Scale

“Brokers know that when they bring a technology company to us, we understand those needs more deeply than other providers,” said George Kotsiopoulos, President of Insurance for Resilience.

Launched in 2024 for large enterprises, the program’s success has led to its 2025 expansion into the mid-market sector, providing scalable protection backed by deep cybersecurity expertise.

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