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The Risk Debrief

Know your exposure: A focused, expert-led 45-minute session to help you see your technology risk clearly — and whether your current programme still fits how your business runs today.

Technology risk has moved faster than most cover.

HAVE YOU CONSIDERED THIS GAP?

Most insurance is built around the way the industry works and rolled forward, year after year. But AI-driven liability, disputed cyber claims and tightening governance expectations are changing how insurers assess Australian technology businesses faster than most programmes are keeping up. 

That gap is often only exposed when a claim tests it. 

The Risk Debrief focuses on how your business actually runs today: where your programme still fits, where it’s drifted, and what’s worth fixing before your next renewal. It’s built around the risks you carry now, not the assumptions that may be baked into your existing policy.

Is the Risk Debrief right for you?

Who the Risk Debrief is for

Built for Australian businesses that have outgrown a once-a-year insurance conversation.  

Get a clearer, more commercial view of where you stand before your next renewal. We'll check if your tech risk has shifted faster than your cover.

Australian Tech Businesses

Australian technology, SaaS and platform businesses with material cyber, data and governance exposure.

Australian Tech Businesses

Tech Leaders

Founders, CEOs, CFOs, CTOs, General Counsel and Risk/Compliance leaders who sign off on cover and carry the risk.

Tech Leaders

Tech Teams

Teams who know their risk has shifted faster than their cover, and want clarity before the next renewal cycle.

Tech Teams

What you get in a Risk Debrief

Get ahead of the curve

A 45-minute conversation with a senior Knightcorp risk specialist who works with technology businesses, not a junior reading from a script. Together you’ll look at: 

  • How your current programme lines up against the AI, cyber, governance and regulatory exposures reshaping the sector. 
  • Where you may be paying for cover you don't need, and where you're exposed without cover you do, so price and protection are a deliberate choice, not an accident. 
  • What’s worth prioritising before your next renewal, so it’s a planned decision, not a last-minute scramble. 

You leave with a sharper, more commercial view of where you stand, clear enough to take to your board or co-founders, whether or not you ever change brokers.

 

What you get in a Risk Debrief

We’re living through a generational change in technology. The risk of not acting is a real risk... Knightcorp spent the time to understand our unique needs and built insurance solutions to fit our business.

Alex BadranCo-FounderSpriggy (FinTech)sprruggy

For a business like SafetyCulture, where we’re really scaling rapidly, having Knightcorp as a partner enables us to have an insurance portfolio that can scale with us.

Lara BakerSenior Corporate CounselMitti by SafetyCulture mitti

In the last 12 months they increased our coverages and lowered our premiums.

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The questions we’ll help you work through

Complexity shouldn't be your problem to manage

The Knightcorp Way

The Risk Debrief is powered by Knightcorp’s technology risk research programme, built around the exposures changing how technology businesses operate, scale and get insured. 

Our model gives every client one point of accountability: a senior relationship owner who understands the business, backed by the depth of a full advisory team when it matters. So complex risk doesn't get fragmented across policies, providers and people. 

And when something goes wrong, the same team manages the claim with the insurer and keeps you clear on what's happening, so a serious incident doesn't become a second job.

That’s the forerunner’s edge.

Risk Debrief Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. The Risk Debrief is free for qualified technology businesses – there is no obligation to change brokers. 

  2. No. It’s one 45-minute advisory conversation. If you later want us to propose alternatives, that’s a separate decision — in your own time, on your terms. 

  3. A senior Knightcorp adviser who works with technology and SaaS businesses of a similar scale. Not a junior, not a script. 

  4. Your current schedule of insurance, a rough view of your structure, and any scenarios you want to work through.

  5. Yes. Many Debriefs bring a founder or CEO together with a CFO, CTO or GC, so you can look at risk from every angle in one session. 

  6. No. It's one short conversation built around your time, not another project to manage. We come prepared, so you don't have to.

  7. Knightcorp’s technology Risk Debrief looks at how your current insurance programme lines up against the way your technology business actually operates. It typically focuses on core lines like cyber, professional liability and directors’ and officers’ cover, then examines how emerging exposures — especially AI use, data governance and ESG commitments — are (or aren’t) captured in those wordings. 

    We use programme structure, claims experience and market benchmarks to highlight where cover, limits or cost may no longer fit your risk profile. 

  8. It depends on your specific policy wording and exclusions, which vary widely between insurers. As a general rule, AI-related liability is an area many older policies weren’t written for — which is why it’s worth reviewing against how your business actually uses AI. 

  9. Common areas worth checking include the fit between professional liability and cyber cover, directors’ and officers’ exposure as the business scales, and how contract and data obligations are reflected in the programme. Whether any apply to you depends on your circumstances. 

Book your Risk Debrief

No cost. No obligation.

Share a few details so we can match you with the right senior adviser. We’ll be in touch within the next business day to secure a session time that suits.

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GENERAL INFORMATION NOTICE

The Risk Debrief and the information on this page are general in nature and don’t take into account your specific circumstances.
Any cover is subject to policy terms, conditions and insurer approval.