At-Bay offers property and casualty insurance services with a focus on cyber risk management and security solutions.

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At-Bay combines world-class technology with industry-leading insurance to help clients meet risk head-on. Partnering with brokers and business owners alike, we provide modern insurance products and active risk monitoring services for companies of every size and in every industry. Our team boasts many backgrounds and skills, from analysts and developers to designers and underwriters, and everything in between — all working together to redefine what it means to be an insurance company. 

We’re proud to be a diverse company and to have expertise from multiple industries driving our culture. At-Bay is expanding rapidly, and as we grow, we’re prioritizing inclusive hiring practices and supportive team environments. We’re committed to building a company culture where people of all identities and backgrounds are empowered to thrive, develop their career, and bring their full self to work. 

At-Bay is a globally distributed company with hubs in Atlanta, New York City, San Francisco, and Tel Aviv. To date, we have raised $292 million in funding from Acrew Capital, Glilot Capital, Icon Ventures, ION Crossover Partners, Khosla Ventures, Lightspeed Venture Partners, M12, entrepreneur Shlomo Kramer, and Qumra Capital.

Acrew Capital

Lightspeed Venture Partners

Munich Re Ventures

Qumra Capital

Khosla Ventures

M12 - Microsoft's Venture Fund

Shlomo Kramer

ION Crossover Partners

Glilot Capital Partners

Icon Ventures

Small and medium-sized businesses adopt technology to meet their goals, improve operations, and keep up with stiff competition.

Unfortunately, software vendors who provide this tech are not held accountable or liable for the outsized risk they can create for an organization’s security.

Instead, small businesses are forced to take on the responsibility (and risk) alone.

At-Bay Co-founder and CEO Rotem Iram joined Axios in Davos to discuss this very issue and the role policymakers should play when it comes to helping small businesses close the growing #cybersecurity gap.

Here’s a hint: Insurance can play a big part. 👈

Click the link in the comments to hear more from Rotem on this urgent global issue.

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We’re excited to partner with SquareRisk to offer At-Bay’s comprehensive Admitted Cyber insurance. 👏 

Brokers can now quote our market-leading Admitted Cyber coverage for businesses up to $25 million in revenue.

That’s a wrap on the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos!  

We’re grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the conversation: The stakes have never been higher for small and medium-sized businesses when it comes to #cybersecurity. 

We must discuss the role tech providers and policymakers should play in keeping our businesses and economy at large safe. 

"Government has not historically been really good at understanding the nuance of technology and effecting a very detailed response. Where I see a really big opportunity is the insurance industry. We look at the risk, collect the data, and see what matters. Then we communicate what good security looks like through our underwriting guidelines, our prices, and our policies.” - Rotem Iram, Co-Founder and CEO speaking at the Axios House session, Cybersecurity for the Other 90%. 

Stay tuned for more learnings and key insights from the WEF event of the year. ⚡

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The technology small and medium-sized businesses rely on leaves them exposed.

And today's enterprise security solutions fall short.

This creates massive risk — risk that is little understood by businesses focused on day-to-day operations and growth.

We need more accountability from tech providers.

Until that happens at a large scale, a new approach called #InsurSec can help bridge the gap. 

💡 InsurSec = comprehensive insurance coverage + innovative #cybersecurity services. 

The World Economic Forum asked a select group of leading visionaries and disruptors, including At-bay Co-founder and CEO Rotem Iram, to share their thoughts on the future of tech development as a force for good.

👉 Click the link in the comments to read more from Rotem and other tech leaders.

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Did you know that small and medium-sized businesses contribute almost 70% of global GDP and make up almost 90% of the world’s companies? 

Despite their influence, these businesses face an unfair burden when it comes to #cybersecurity.

We are excited to take the stage at the Axios House in Davos this week to discuss the cyberthreats today’s SMBs face — and what policymakers can do to keep them safe. 🔐

If you plan to be in Davos on January 16, join At-Bay Co-founder and CEO Rotem Iram and Axios Publisher Nicholas Johnston for an in-depth conversation on the topic. Link below.

#cyberinsurance #InsurSec #WEF24

Counting down the days until At-Bay Co-founder and CEO Rotem Iram joins Axios in #Davos for an in-depth discussion on cyber insurance and security.

On January 16, great minds will come together to explore how policymakers, business leaders, and small businesses can work together to secure and protect their organizations from cybercriminals.

We're even bringing cozy socks to keep attendees warm in the Switzerland snow. 🧦 ❄️

If you'll be in Davos next week, come join us at Axios House for our session on security — and some refreshments and networking: https://lnkd.in/gRn_MEBX

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We made the list! 🌟 We’re honored to be named a Best Place to Work by Built In for the 2nd year in a row.

In fact, Built In has recognized us for excellence in our offices across the U.S.:

🌁 San Francisco Best Midsize Places to Work
🗽New York Best Midsize Places to Work
👏 Atlanta Best Places to Work
🎉 Atlanta Best Midsize Places to Work

A workplace that cares about its people and its mission = a winning workplace.

Check out At-Bay and the full list of honorees: https://lnkd.in/gpK6eZhN 

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According to the World Economic Forum, cybercrime and insecurity are among the top 10 global risks.

For small businesses, a single attack can be an extinction-level event, grinding operations to a halt.

It isn’t often discussed, but the software your business runs on is ‘use at your own risk.’ 

Most tech vendors aren’t held accountable or liable for the risk they create for small and medium-sized businesses.

When innovation is prioritized over security, it can lead to critical vulnerabilities that impact billions of users.

Read At-Bay Co-founder and CEO Rotem Iram’s new World Economic Forum blog to better understand what’s at stake — and how we can work together to fix it.

Article linked in the comments. ⤵️

#cyberinsurance #cybersecurity #InsurSec #WEF24

On a recent episode of the Cloud Security Podcast by Google, Head of Business Risk and Insurance for Google Cloud Monica Shokrai talked about cyber insurance in the cloud era and the InsurSec approach to protecting businesses from cyberthreats.

At-Bay is the first #InsurSec provider, offering the critical combination of insurance + security.

“If you don't have tools that are measuring things on a live basis, and at a detailed level, you're really going to miss a lot of the insurance risks. But by coupling them, you create the same shared incentives across the groups,” Monica explains.

🎧 Listen to the full episode. Link in the comments below. 

#cyberinsurance #cybersecurity

HUGE kudos to the At-Bay Security team — the winners of the Censys Cyber Insurance Innovation Award! 👏

This award recognizes outstanding contributions and advancements in the field of cyber insurance, acknowledging innovative approaches that enhance #cybersecurity resilience and risk management.

Our Security team works hard to set a new standard for excellence in the cybersecurity community, and we couldn’t be more thrilled by this honor.

As the world’s first #InsurSec provider, At-Bay combines insurance and security to close the SMB security gap and provide expert support to mitigate today’s threats. Learn more in the comments. ⤵

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