Coalition, Inc. is a cyber insurance and cybersecurity company based in San Francisco, California. The company pairs traditional insurance coverage with active security monitoring, aiming to prevent cyber incidents rather than just pay claims after they happen. It works with brokers and businesses across the US, Canada, the UK, and other markets.
Website: coalitioninc.com
Head office address: 1 Embarcadero Center, Suite 1200, San Francisco, California 94111
Founded: 2017, San Francisco, California
Founders: Joshua Motta and John Hering
Company type: privately held
Business focus: cyber insurance, cybersecurity tools, and incident response
Regions served: US, Canada, the UK, Australia, and parts of continental Europe, including Germany
Joshua Motta and John Hering started the company in 2017 to pair insurance coverage with cybersecurity tools that catch problems early. Both had backgrounds in technology and security before moving into insurance.
They built the business around what the company calls Active Insurance, a model meant to stop threats before they turn into claims. Milestones include:
The Allianz deal marks a shift toward larger commercial accounts. It builds on years of growth in the small and mid-sized business segment that made the company’s name in the first place.
Its insurance lineup centers on cyber risk, though it has broadened into related management liability lines over time. Coverage options include:
Each policy comes bundled with security tools rather than sold as coverage alone, which is part of what sets the firm apart from traditional cyber insurers.
The company backs its policies with a set of tools meant to catch risk before it becomes a claim:
These tools tie back to the model the company was built on: insurance and security sold as one package, not two separate products.
The firm operates as a managing general agent, underwriting policies backed by carrier partners that include Allianz, Arch, Zurich, and Lloyd’s of London. It also carries some of the risk itself through its in-house carrier, launched in 2023. This setup lets the company write policies quickly while spreading exposure across several balance sheets.
The business built its early reputation serving small and mid-sized companies, a segment many larger insurers had left underserved. The 2026 agreement with Allianz points to a push further into large commercial accounts, a space long dominated by established carriers.
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