Corvus Insights

A Final Look Back: Our Most-Read Blogs of 2020

The past year brought new challenges to businesses — and the insurance brokers who advise them about coverage too. Cyber risks soared as the Covid-19 pandemic charged through the U.S. Workforces shifted to remote work, ...

The hard market for Ocean Cargo won’t be helped by vaccine roll-out

The global roll-out of vaccines underway now is unprecedented in its speed, scale and complexity. And as we’ve seen in reports from around the country the past few weeks — of long lines, crashing registration systems, ...

Reflections on a fully “fledged” mission for a new year

The new year is time for reflection -- and for businesses in high-growth mode, those reflections often come in the form of celebrating new employees and customers, gains in revenue, and products launched. And we’ll be ...

Property Insurance meets Big Data

Corvus uses new data sources and machine learning to better predict and prevent commercial insurance claims. We are a team of innovators, equally derived from the tech and insurance worlds on a mission to reimagine ...

Three Ways to Meet the Future of Insurance Distribution in 2021

This month Corvus hosted a live webinar around The Future Of Insurance Distribution led by our VP of Enterprise, Jocelyn Getson. With lots to cover in this broad and important topic, she was joined by a panel that ...

In The Binoculars: Nate Smolenski, Chief Information Security Officer

Nate Smolenski joined Corvus last month as Chief Information Security Officer. In this role he’ll provide critical guidance to our brokers and policyholders as they evaluate their cybersecurity posture, and will be ...

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Microsoft Exchange: Where We are Now

Exchange Server Catch-up: What’s happened, where we are now, and why your clients must be vigilant

It’s been three weeks since the bat signal was lit at Microsoft HQ. The zero-day exploit in Microsoft’s on-premise Exchange Server software counts as one of the most widespread vulnerabilities of its kind in the last few years, with the number of systems unprotected when the patches were initially released estimated to be nearly 200,000.

Since then there’s been a flurry of activity from several key actors: Microsoft itself, U.S. CISA, various security and cyber insurance firms, and, unfortunately, from cybercriminals taking advantage of vulnerable systems, too.

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In the Binoculars: Stephen Tarleton, CMO

We’re taking the opportunity to dive in deeper with our Chief Marketing Officer here at Corvus, Stephen Tarleton. With experience leading marketing teams at technology companies — including Dell, AT&T and various start-ups — he’s excited to amplify Corvus’s presence as the top provider of Smart Commercial Insurance products.