Cyber Insurance Readiness Assessment

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Cyber Insurance Readiness Assessment

Less complexity. More leverage.

Twenty-two questions. Five minutes. You’ll know whether your renewal application would survive an underwriter — and, more importantly, whether your policy would actually pay.

Why this matters more than the premium. A cyber application isn’t a form, it’s a sworn attestation attached to the policy. In Travelers v. International Control Services (2022), the carrier moved to rescind a policy after a ransomware claim, alleging the application had overstated the company’s MFA. The parties stipulated to void the policy ab initio — no coverage, at all, for any claim. Answer these the way your environment actually is, not the way you’d like it to be.
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Your result

0 / 100 readiness points

Your prioritized fix list is ready

  • Every hard stop that would block a quote, named
  • Your score broken out across all five control areas
  • A fix list ranked by underwriting weight, not by effort
  • The specific application questions each gap maps to

We’ll email a copy so you have it for your renewal file, and follow up once. No drip sequence. Prefer to talk it through instead? Book a free 15-minute review.

Your result

0 / 100 readiness points

Where your points went

Your fix list, in order

Ranked by underwriting weight, not by effort. Work top down.

    One thing almost everyone gets backwards

    Everyone prepares for ransomware. That’s not the claim you’re going to have. In Coalition’s 2026 claims data, business email compromise and funds transfer fraud together made up 58% of all cyber incidents — funds transfer fraud alone was 27% of claims, averaging $141,000. And it’s rarely covered the way people assume: social engineering coverage is usually sublimited well below your policy limit, and it typically carries a condition precedent — the callback verification. Skip the callback, and the coverage exists on paper but doesn’t respond. If you fix one thing this quarter, make it a written callback protocol for payee bank-detail changes, using a phone number you had on file before the request came in.

    Want a second set of eyes before you sign the application?

    Fifteen minutes, walking your Readiness Scorecard line by line — which gaps to close first, and what evidence your broker will want. No pitch.

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