.Cyber insurance policy company Cowbell has reared $60 million in Set C financing from Zurich Insurance policy Group, carrying the complete brought up by the provider to over $200 million.Founded in 2019, the Pleasanton, CA-based provider offers little and medium-sized organizations (SMEs) with flexible cyber insurance policy, powered through its own AI-assisted, ongoing underwriting system.SMBs can utilize the firm's Cowbell Element rating index to review their cyber risk and also obtain the insurance policy coverage that matches their protection threats..Cowbell, which seeks to safeguard as well as teach SMBs coming from existing as well as arising risks, supplies cyber danger warnings, continuous threat examination, a closed-loop approach to take the chance of control, and also premium motivations for policy producers to boost their surveillance viewpoint.The company considers to use the brand-new investment to scale operations, expand to crucial international markets, offer new items, and boost its relationships.On top of that, it is going to leverage the current advancements in artificial intelligence as well as generative AI to grow its technical structure." Along with a polished focus on product growth, our company will increase our efforts to provide advanced and also dependable cyber insurance policy answers to SMEs as well as mid-market organizations internationally, ensuring they have the protection and devices they require to browse the increasing threats in the growing cyber garden," Cowbell founder as well as chief executive officer Jack Kudale pointed out.Cowbell has staff members in the US, Canada, the UK, and India as well as supplies cyber insurance coverage to SMBs in all fifty US conditions, the District of Columbia, and also the UK.Advertisement. Scroll to continue analysis.Connected: ZeroTier Elevates $13.5 Million in Series A Financing.Related: Vanta Increases $150 Million at $2.45 Billion Evaluation.Associated: Linx Protection Increases $33M to Tools Digital Identity Threats.Related: Information Surveillance Firm Cyberhaven Raises $88 Thousand at $488 Thousand Assessment.