Pass your questionnaire. Keep your coverage.
Cyber-insurance applications used to be a formality. Now they're an audit — and your answers are binding. If you can't honestly check the boxes (MFA everywhere, EDR, logging, tested backups, training), you'll pay more, get less coverage, or get a claim denied when you need it most.
Get a readiness checkThe form changed. Guessing is expensive.
Carriers got burned by ransomware payouts, so they tightened up. The questionnaire now asks about specific controls, and what you write is legally binding. Say you have MFA on email when you don't, and a denied claim after a breach is a real possibility. Most small businesses are guessing on these forms. We make sure you aren't.
What's actually on the questionnaire
These are the controls almost every major carrier now asks about. Check the ones you can honestly say you have today — the blanks are your risk.
How we get you covered
Readiness check
We walk your current controls against what your carrier is asking for and show you exactly where the gaps are — in plain English, no jargon dump.
Close the gaps
MFA, EDR, backups, training, an IR plan — deployed and documented, scoped to your budget and your environment, not a package off a shelf.
Proof for the application
Documentation you can attach to the questionnaire and show at renewal, so your answers hold up if a claim is ever on the line.
The Cyber-Insurance Readiness Cheat-Sheet
The 12 questions almost every carrier now asks — and what a solid answer actually looks like. One page, no sales pitch. Score yourself before you fill out the form.
Renewal coming up? Don't guess.
A free, no-pressure readiness check tells you where you stand before the form does.
Book a readiness check
