BOXX Insurance to offer cyber protection education services through NSU partnership

BOXX Insurance, an insuretch that combines cyber insurance and security, has announced a partnership with Nova Southeastern University (NSU) and its Alan B. Levan | NSU Broward Center of Innovation.

According to the announcement, through this collaboration, BOXX will offer cyber protection education services and cyber insurance services to Levan Center’s clients and community members as well as NSU faculty and staff.

These include a powerful combination of Executive education, Cyber protection tools and Cyber insurance products.

The Levan Center supports the Founder’s Journey from the birth of an idea through successful exit or global expansion providing programs, events, and wraparound services to entrepreneurs and early-stage startups for the buildout and scaleup of their businesses.

“Having the right level of Cyber protection is vital for every business, from the earliest incubator through their growth and scale up. As companies progress through their stages of development, the need to deliver the right support against cyber threats is essential” said BOXX US President, Hilario Itriago.

“Our goal is to help our customers stay ahead of cyber threats in addition to being there to help them respond and recover from an incident,” added Itriago. “With our US home base in Miami, we’re delighted to support NSU and the Alan B. Levan | NSU Broward Centre of Innovation.”

John Wensveen, Ph.D., Chief Innovation Officer, NSU, and Executive Director, Alan B. Levan | NSU Broward Center of Innovation, commented: “We are delighted to be working with BOXX Insurance to help keep our clients and community members protected against cyber threats.

“Equipping our members and clients with the essential tools, capabilities, and protection, tailored to their needs and phases of development is key. We share BOXX’s preventative risk approach and are pleased to be offering our members and clients a complete range of innovative solutions to keep them digitally safe.”