New Offering
Cyber Insurance Compliance Assessment
Your insurer is asking if you have MFA, backups, and endpoint protection. Do you? Can you prove it? We'll make sure you can.
If you've tried to renew or purchase cyber insurance in the last year, you've noticed the questions got harder. Insurers aren't just asking "do you have antivirus?" anymore. They want to know if you enforce multi-factor authentication on all remote access. If your backups are immutable and stored offsite. If you have endpoint detection and response on every device. If you segment your network. If you have an incident response plan.
Answer wrong — or answer honestly that you don't have these controls — and you'll either be denied coverage, hit with exclusions that make the policy useless, or pay premiums that are double what they should be.
The worst part? Most businesses that check "yes" on those forms aren't actually compliant. MFA is "enabled" but not enforced. Backups exist but haven't been tested. The antivirus is installed but the subscription expired four months ago. When a claim gets filed and the insurer investigates, those gaps become denied claims.
We fix that. We assess your environment against what insurers actually require, close the gaps, and give you documentation that proves it.
What Insurance Companies Are Asking For
The specific requirements vary by carrier, but the core controls they're all looking for include:
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) — enforced on email, VPN, RDP, and all remote access. Not just enabled — enforced, with no exceptions.
Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) — not just antivirus. Real EDR that detects behavioral threats, not just signature-based scanning.
Backup & Recovery — tested, offsite, and ideally immutable (ransomware can't encrypt them). They want to know your RPO and RTO.
Email Security — filtering, DMARC/DKIM/SPF configured, phishing protection active.
Network Segmentation — critical systems separated from general user traffic.
Patch Management — a documented process for applying security updates in a timely manner.
Incident Response Plan — a written, tested plan for what happens when something goes wrong.
Security Awareness Training — documented evidence that employees receive regular training.
Privileged Access Management — admin accounts controlled, monitored, and limited.
The risk: If you claim compliance on your application and can't prove it during a claim, the insurer can deny coverage. A $3,000 assessment now can prevent a denied claim worth hundreds of thousands later.
How It Works
Share Your Application
Send us your insurance application or renewal questionnaire. We review every question and map it to specific technical controls we need to verify in your environment.
2. Technical Assessment
We assess your actual environment against the requirements — MFA configuration, backup verification, EDR coverage, email security, network architecture, patch status, and access controls. We test, we verify, we document.
3. Gap Report & Remediation
You get a clear report showing what's compliant, what's not, and exactly what needs to change. For each gap, we provide specific remediation steps — and we can implement the fixes ourselves if you need us to.
4. Compliance Documentation
We deliver a compliance evidence package — screenshots, configuration exports, policy documents, and a signed attestation letter you can provide to your insurer. This is the documentation that backs up your "yes" answers.
5. Application Support
We help you fill out the application accurately — translating technical controls into the language insurers expect. No more guessing what they mean by "privileged access management" or "network segmentation."
Pricing
Standard Assessment: $2,500 – $5,000 depending on environment size and complexity. Includes the full assessment, gap report, remediation guidance, and compliance documentation package.
Assessment + Remediation: If you need us to fix the gaps (not just identify them), we quote the remediation work separately based on scope. Most businesses need 10-40 hours of remediation work to reach full compliance.
Annual Reassessment: $1,500 – $2,500 for existing clients. Keeps your documentation current for renewal season and catches any drift from the previous year.
The assessment often pays for itself through lower premiums. Businesses that can demonstrate strong security controls routinely see 15-30% reductions in their cyber insurance costs.
Who This Is For
Businesses applying for or renewing cyber insurance and facing tougher questionnaires
Companies that have been denied coverage or quoted excessive premiums due to security gaps
Organizations that checked "yes" on their application but aren't sure they'd pass an audit
Businesses whose clients or contracts require proof of cyber insurance compliance
Any company that wants to reduce premiums by demonstrating strong security controls
Insurance agents who need a trusted partner to refer clients to for compliance readiness
For Insurance Agents & Brokers
If you're an insurance agent and your clients are struggling to meet cyber insurance requirements, we can help. We work directly with your clients to get them compliant, provide the documentation carriers need, and make the underwriting process smoother for everyone. We're happy to establish a referral relationship — your clients get expert help, you get smoother renewals and happier customers.
Get Insurance-Ready
Don't guess on your insurance application. Let us verify your controls, close the gaps, and give you the documentation to prove it. Free 15-minute call to see where you stand.