Blog: Don’t get left behind, your digital future awaits

Stretton Clayton TMHCC

Technology has long since become an integral part of all our lives, but as the sophistication of the tech and the speed of development increases, so too does the complexity of managing the risks it creates. James Stretton, left, and Matt Clayton, senior underwriters of professional risks at Tokio Marine HCC, investigate.

Undoubtedly, these technological developments create new opportunities for firms to innovate and grow, but they also create new opportunities for cyber criminals to attack. And every time such a threat is identified and neutralised, another appears in its place – creating real challenges for insurers and brokers alike.

Because in reality, most businesses today carry digital risks, and the number of genuine tech companies trading in all types of technology and services is growing yearly. So, any

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