Millennial Shift Technologies Integrates HSB TotalCyber on mShift Platform

Sep 12, 2025
Millennial Shift Technologies has partnered with HSB to integrate the HSB TotalCyber product into the mShift Platform, enhancing digital access to cyber insurance solutions.

Millennial Shift Technologies has announced a collaboration with HSB, part of Munich Re, to integrate the HSB TotalCyber product into the mShift Platform. This integration, announced in a press release, provides brokers with digital access to HSB's comprehensive cyber-insurance solutions, streamlining the process of quoting and initiating policies.

HSB TotalCyber offers first- and third-party coverages, along with proactive risk-management tools and breach-response services tailored for small and midsize enterprises. The integration allows producers to quote and initiate HSB policies in minutes, utilizing embedded eligibility checks and data pre-fill within a single submission workflow. This eliminates manual re-entry and accelerates the time-to-bind process.

The collaboration aims to enhance the digital insurance ecosystem by providing brokers with direct market access to top cyber carriers without leaving the mShift workflow. This move is part of mShift's broader strategy to modernize specialty-line workflows and improve the efficiency of cyber insurance distribution.

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