CRC Group Expanded Cyber Insurance Offering

The firm launched a new professional liability program and added cyber coverage limits of up to $5 million.

Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Cybersecurity

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CRC Group has launched an exclusive miscellaneous professional liability program via its Insurisk platform, which officially rolled out its cyber product in late September 2026. These programs join approximately 15 existing offerings now distributed exclusively through CRC brokers.

Why it matters

The platform aggregates proprietary data and distribution channels with capacity from carrier partners to streamline complex underwriting. This expansion targets companies with up to $1 billion in revenue, providing specialized coverage in a shifting digital risk landscape.

The new cyber product integrates cyber liability, technology errors and omissions, and miscellaneous professional liability into a single policy form. It supports insureds with up to $1 billion in revenue and includes an additional $5 million limit specifically for breach response.

The players

CRC Group

A wholesale insurance distributor that manages risk placement and proprietary underwriting platforms for professional liability and cyber markets.

The details

The platform utilizes the REDY data and analytics engine to handle underwriting and distribution, automating the assessment of risk for the 15 products now in the suite. By combining these three coverage types into one policy, the platform reduces the friction typically found in managing separate insurance vehicles. Policies are issued on a surplus lines basis, an insurance arrangement for risks that standard insurers cannot or will not cover.

January 2026: CRC launched an assault and battery liability product.
March 2026: CRC expanded data center underwriting capacity to $500 million.
September 2026: The Insurisk Cyber program officially launched.
Early 2027: CRC plans to roll out the Crime 360 program.

The Tech Race

The deployment of these programs follows a pattern set by the firm's previous expansion of data center underwriting capacity. This move solidifies the role of the REDY platform as the primary engine for CRC's ongoing diversification into high-limit liability markets.

Businesses with up to $1 billion in annual revenue can now access these integrated liability and cyber policies through CRC brokers. The primary change for insureds is the consolidation of three distinct risk categories into a single policy, streamlining both the response and coverage.

The takeaway

The move signals a trend toward bundling previously disparate cyber and professional liability risks under unified analytics-driven platforms. Watch for the 2027 rollout of the Crime 360 program as the next milestone in the firm's product roadmap.