Business continuity

The ongoing coronavirus outbreak is hurting small businesses across all industries. Companies with employees have even more at stake.

Most companies can't survive a long interruption after a disaster strikes, but a business continuity plan can prop up your business until you're back in action.

Learn what your workers’ compensation, cyber liability, and commercial property insurance policies cover when employees telecommute.

The coronavirus outbreak has left many small business owners wondering if their insurance covers losses caused by the pandemic. Insureon experts answer the most frequently asked questions.

Fire is one of the most common and most expensive commercial insurance claims for small businesses. Here’s how to make sure you’re financially and physically protected from the risk of fire.

Many small businesses continue to struggle as the coronavirus pandemic wears on. Here are some practical tips and financial resources for finding small business relief.

Without an IT disaster recovery plan, a natural disaster or data breach could disrupt or shut down your business. These tips will help you reduce your risks and get back to business as usual.

The economic impact of the coronavirus continues to grow. These practical steps can help keep your customers, employees, and business healthy.

The coronavirus is causing event cancellations around the world, and special event insurance may not reimburse you for losses.

A recent poll found 61% of small business owners don't have a formal disaster recovery plan and 60% lack business interruption insurance.