Unison Risk Advisors partners with Axio to expand access to digital risks insights. Jul 23, 2026 10:26:49 AM CLEVELAND, July 14, 2026 - Unison Risk Advisors(TM)(Unison), one of the nation's largest independently-owned insurance brokerage and risk management firms, announced a partnership with Axio, a SaaS provider of digital risk quantification solutions. Through this partnership, Unison clients will be able to access Axio's digital risk insights to gain greater visibility into cyber and technology-related risks and support more informed insurance and risk management decisions. Clients also will have access to preferred pricing for certain Axio capabilities. Organizations continue to navigate an increasingly complex digital risk environment shaped by operational technology exposures, supply chain dependencies and artificial intelligence. Understanding and managing these risks in a way that supports effective decision-making and risk transfer strategies often requires more advanced modeling capabilities than have traditionally been available. "After evaluating solutions across the marketplace, it became clear that Axio would be a strong fit for our clients," said Lacy Rex, Cyber Risk Solutions National Practice Leader at Unison Risk Advisors. "Their approach to digital risk quantification provides valuable insights that can help organizations better understand and communicate cyber risk. This is particularly meaningful for industries like manufacturing, energy and healthcare, where risk environments tend to be highly complex." "Insurance brokers are becoming an increasingly important part of our business, and working with a firm of Unison's caliber reflects that trend," said Scott Kannry, Co-Founder and CEO of Axio. "Unison's employee-owned culture and strong client relationships align well with our approach to helping organizations better understand digital risk. The industries they serve further highlight the value of integrating risk quantification into conversations about insurance and risk management." About Unison Risk Advisors Established in 2020 through the merger of Oswald Companies and RCM&D, Unison Risk Advisors(TM) is a privately held, majority employee-owned insurance brokerage and risk management firm. Unison includes seven partner companies and their subsidiaries: Oswald Companies, RCM&D, NSI Insurance Group, Enders Insurance, Avondale Insurance Associates, Hatcher Insurance and Gibson Insurance Agency, Inc. Unison ranks among the 40 largest insurance brokerages in the United States and among the five largest independently owned firms. The organization has more than 1,400 employees serving business and individual clients across all 50 states and in more than 85 countries. About Axio Axio provides SaaS-based risk management software designed to help security leaders evaluate security programs, quantify risk and support investment decisions. Since 2013, the company has worked with organizations across critical infrastructure, manufacturing and financial services sectors. Axio360 is a risk management platform designed to align security leaders, business leaders, executives and boards of directors around common benchmarks, performance metrics and a shared understanding of key business risks. Learn more at www.axio.com. Unison Risk Advisors(TM) is a platform of independent firms delivering risk management and insurance brokerage solutions to clients worldwide.

Axio, a cyber risk quantification provider, has announced CISO Directors and Officers coverage for eligible customers, arranged through Aegis Executive Risks in partnership with Lloyds of London underwriters. The offering addresses growing concerns amongst Chief Information Security Officers about personal legal exposure following significant cybersecurity incidents. The coverage will be available to eligible organisations with an active Axio360 subscription, subject to underwriting approval. Requirements include periodic reporting of top cyber risk scenarios to executive teams or boards of directors. The policy covers CISOs and specified direct reports. Axio co-founder Scott Kannry said CISOs are increasingly concerned about legal liability despite their efforts to protect organisations. The announcement comes amid uncertainty about whether CISOs are adequately covered under blanket corporate D&O policies.