SSP platform closure could leave it vulnerable to attack
Software provider SSP is to phase out use of its Sector platform in a decision that could affect some of the biggest names in broking and leave its business open to attack from competitors.
Users of Sector, which include Bluefin, RK Harrison, JLT, THB, Towergate, Camberford Law, Sutton Winson and Windsor among others, were informed this week that the company planned to discontinue use of the platform and that most users would be migrated over to the new SSP Pure platform (Sirius 21).
Steve Bow, MD of broker at SSP told Insurance Age it was untenable to keep the Sector platform running.
“Sirius 21 has be converted over to a .net platform and been re-branded as SSP Pure and this will
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