📄 Cyber-Insurance Readiness

Cyber-Insurance
Readiness
Answer Before They Ask

Carriers all ask the same dozen control questions. SBCMSP maps a client's live posture onto them and produces a branded readiness scorecard — so renewal season starts with evidence, not guesswork.

Insurance Readinessyourclient.com
8/12
67%
controls ready · 4 need review
MFA on email + remote accessREADY
EDR / managed anti-virusREADY
Tested, offline backupsREADY
No RDP exposed to internetGAP
Security awareness trainingREVIEW

The Application Is a Security Audit in Disguise

Cyber-insurance applications from Coalition, At-Bay, Travelers, Chubb, and the rest all ask the same core control questions: is MFA enforced, is EDR deployed, are backups tested and offline, is RDP exposed. Get one wrong and a claim can be denied.

SBCMSP already measures most of those controls. The readiness scorecard maps your client's live posture — across every scan source and their compliance attestations — onto the carrier's questions, so you answer the application from evidence.

It's source-aware: a control only reads “ready” when the relevant source was actually assessed. No M365 connection means MFA shows “needs review,” not a false green — so the answer you give the carrier is one you can stand behind.

01Carrier-Question Mapping
Posture mapped onto the ~12 control questions carriers ask on the application.
02No False Greens
A control reads “ready” only when its source was actually scanned — unassessed reads “review.”
03Branded Scorecard PDF
Hand the client a clean, branded readiness report for their renewal packet.

The Questions Every Carrier Asks

The control set cyber-insurance applications are built around.

MFA
Multi-Factor Auth
Email + remote access enforcement
EDR
Endpoint Detection
EDR / managed anti-virus deployed
BAK
Tested Backups
Encrypted, tested, offline / immutable
EMAIL
Email Security
SPF, DKIM, DMARC + filtering
PATCH
Patch Management
Known CVEs remediated
RDP
Attack Surface
No exposed RDP / SMB / admin services
ENC
Disk Encryption
BitLocker / FileVault on endpoints
IR
Incident Response
Documented, tested IR plan
LOG
Logging + Monitoring
Continuous security monitoring

From Posture to Renewal Packet

One report the client hands their broker.

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1. Map Posture
SBCMSP maps the client's live findings and attestations onto the carrier control set for the domain.
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2. See Ready / Gap / Review
Each control is marked ready, a gap to fix, or needs-review when its source hasn’t been assessed yet.
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3. Export Branded PDF
Download a branded readiness scorecard the client can attach to their renewal application.
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Close the Gaps
Gaps link back to the findings and remediation workflow, so you fix what the carrier flags.
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Re-Run Anytime
Re-generate as you remediate — watch “gap” controls turn “ready” before the renewal date.
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Evidence-Backed
Every “ready” is grounded in a real scan result or a timestamped attestation, not a checkbox.

Common Questions About Insurance Readiness

Does this fill out the insurance application for me?
It maps the client’s live posture onto the control questions carriers ask, so you can answer the application from evidence. It is a readiness scorecard, not a submission to any carrier.
Why do some controls say “needs review”?
The scorecard is source-aware. A control only reads “ready” when the relevant source was actually assessed. If, for example, no M365 connection exists, MFA shows “needs review” rather than a false pass.
Can I hand the report to the client?
Yes. The readiness scorecard exports as a branded PDF the client can attach to their renewal packet or share with their broker.
Does a “ready” scorecard guarantee coverage or a paid claim?
No. SBCMSP documents the technical controls it can measure to help you answer honestly. Coverage terms and claim decisions are the carrier’s — the scorecard helps you represent posture accurately.

Walk Into Renewal With Evidence

Map every client onto the carrier’s questions and hand them a readiness scorecard.

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