The security questions on your application decide your premium, and a wrong answer can come back to hurt you at claim time. This kit explains each question in plain English and shows you what evidence backs up a true yes.
“Do you enforce MFA for all remote access?” sounds like a yes or no question. It is not. A yes usually means every account, every remote access path and every admin console, with no exceptions. Many businesses answer yes in good faith and find out after an incident that one VPN account or one backup console was never covered.
This kit was written by incident responders who work insurance claims. It walks through the control questions insurers commonly ask, what a true yes requires, where the usual gaps hide and what to collect so you can show your work.
Every document comes as an editable Word file and as a PDF.
Owners, finance leads and IT leads filling out a new or renewal cyber insurance application or a ransomware supplement, and the MSPs who help them.
It is not legal, insurance or brokerage advice, and it does not promise coverage or a lower premium. Answer every question truthfully and review your answers with your broker. See Cyber Insurance Readiness.
$99, one-time purchase. Instant download after payment.
Is this tied to a specific insurer? No. It covers the control areas most applications ask about, in generic terms.
I already answered “no” to some questions. Is this still useful? Yes. The gap plan helps you fix the cheapest, highest-value items first, and the guide explains how to discuss partial answers with your broker.
What format are the files? Word (.docx) for editing and PDF for reading.
What if it is not what I expected? Email us through the contact page within 14 days and we will refund you.
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