Starting a startup is no easy feat, as there are countless obstacles and tribulations. In this blog, our founder and CEO, Leo Bernstein, will be sharing lessons he learned from starting LineSlip.

Risk departments are more than just insurance buyers and cost centers to a business. They are integral to the success of your organization. Read about the 5 underappreciated ways risk departments bring value to CFOs.

One of the most persistent challenges for risk managers is consolidating insurance program data from multiple sources. Data is often scattered across policy binders, schedules, spreadsheets, and partner portals, making it difficult to gain a comprehensive view of an organization’s insurance coverage.  
 
However, with the right strategies and technology, risk managers can centralize their data, streamline their workflows, and provide more strategic insights to senior leadership. 

In an era where agility and informed decision-making are paramount, Viasat's adoption of LineSlip stands as a testament to the transformative power of the right technology in the hands of skilled risk management professionals. By centralizing information, streamlining processes, and fostering collaboration, LineSlip has empowered Viasat to navigate its complex global insurance landscape with unprecedented clarity and control. 

In the last few years, remote and hybrid working models have become a lot more common. If an organization is currently using or thinking of embracing these models of work, risk managers need to carefully assess the risk profiles, from disaster preparedness to cybersecurity concerns.

In many organizations, risk professionals are viewed simply as “the insurance buyers,” but that’s a common misconception. If risk professionals wish to change that perception, they need to cultivate their storytelling skills to be able to better communicate about their risk initiatives.

Discover how cyber insurance software and technology tools like Peer Comps empower businesses to navigate digital risks with confidence.

Simplify TCOR calculations with LineSlip Solutions. Empower brokers to provide clear insights and strategic guidance, enhancing efficiency and decision making.

With almost anything that a risk manager does, they need to first get the buy-in from their C-suite. However, C-suite executives may not always understand the value of risk management or fully understand the function, so communicating with them can be a real challenge. Read our blog to learn 3 data-forward strategies risk managers can use to engage with CFOs and other executives.

LineSlip has launched Peer Comps! Peer Comps is a cutting-edge analytics tool that enables brokers and insureds to compare an insurance program against expected cyber losses with industry peers with respect to limits, retentions, and premiums by line of business. Peer Comps aims to empower strategic decision-making by offering insights into the coverages and limits that similar companies within the industry are buying and for what cost. In this blog, we will be answering the 10 most frequently asked questions about Peer Comps.

In this blog, we take a look into the current state of cyber risks. With a keen focus on the escalating sophistication and prevalence of cyber attacks, we delve deep into the intricacies of this evolving threat landscape. Additionally, we shed light on the emergence of new regulatory measures aimed at bolstering cyber resilience across industries. Our blog aims to offer readers a thorough understanding of the dynamic nature of cybersecurity challenges and the imperative for proactive risk management strategies in today's digital age.

Cyber risks pose one of the biggest threats to businesses of all sizes and industries. Their dynamic and evolving nature, propelled by technological advancements and a surge in malicious actors, presents an ongoing challenge for companies to fully protect themselves. Amidst this reality, brokers need to take on the pivotal role of working with their risk manager clients to help them effectively navigate and mitigate these cyber risks. This blog explores strategies for brokers to adeptly communicate and guide their clients through the ever-changing landscape of cyber threats, ensuring robust risk management and resilience in the face of this formidable challenge.

One of the most important relationships in the insurance business is the one between a risk professional and their insurance broker. In order to build a strong relationship between brokers and risk managers, there needs to be an open channel of communication. In this blog, we will cover five questions brokers can expect from their clients.

When it comes to insurance renewals, data reigns supreme. Brokers can leverage data and analytics to streamline policy information, identify coverage gaps, and demonstrate the success of risk management programs. Discover how data-driven strategies revolutionize the renewal process, empowering brokers to navigate negotiations with precision and deliver exceptional outcomes in today's insurance landscape.

In the last few years, insurance professionals have been operating in a hard market. In this blog, we take a look into the current market conditions to determine if we’re still in a hard market. Then, we go on to provide brokers with strategies to keep their clients happy regardless of market conditions.

As the risk landscape continues to evolve, risk professionals and their brokers must stay ahead of the curve. In this blog, we cover 5 of the biggest trends that will be shaping the risk landscape in 2024, from evolving cyber threats, AI risks, supply chain challenges, and more. We hope that this blog will equip risk professionals and brokers with trends they need to follow in the new year to stay ahead of the curve against emerging risks and insurance market shifts.