Not all events are the same. But starting a conversation about your risks is often the best way to protect against them.

CCW Can help.

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Event insurance should not be a secondary consideration. Even if you own the venue in which an event is occurring, there is probably still a need to go beyond your general business liability requirements - as many event-related exposures will be excluded from standard liability products.

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CCW Global works with event insurance underwriters around the world who are able to advise event organizers on the key risks facing any given production. This ensures that claims are decreased by creating a custom framework (and plan) for the event being held.

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Apparently #CloudFlare is down again. Which only goes to further prove the thesis in our article.

But only around 17% of small businesses have any form of cyber protection, which grows to roughly 60% when considering all companies in the USA.

Which means that Sundar may be right as businesses are simply not prepared for the chaos of the bubble bursting.

With the AWS outage a while ago, and the CloudFlare disruption today, relying on a vendor for your operational continuity is a risky proposition.

While Cyber Insurance won't prevent an outage, it will minimize the impact that an outage has on your company finances and reputation.

Who are we kidding. Its entirely our business.

Check your insurance policy.

And no, a manufacturer's Commercial Goods Liability Insurance will not pay you for failing to follow instructions.

Lets say you end up buying the signed Mr Bean DVD. Without specifying this item for coverage under your home contents or renters insurance policy, you would only receive coverage for a normal DVD - $10 or $15.

Which is much less than the $1250 it is currently going for.