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Continuously monitor every single identity and what they have access to across any cloud and on-premise system to meet MFA, password management, and external threat intelligence requirements during underwriting.

Problem

Complex hybrid environments and dozens security solutions make it difficult to meet and prove compliance to underwriters.

Risk

You don’t have a complete and accurate view of your risk, leading to foundational security blind spots that result in lesser coverage and higher premiums.

Solution

Incorporate a solution that scales to collect identities wherever they live, across any on-premise, SaaS, or hybrid infrastructure, app, and system in order to rapidly validate security controls with underwriters.

Challenges Demonstrating Cyber Insurance Readiness

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Cyber insurance providers require robust, proven security and risk management. To prepare, organizations must:

  • Document Controls: Use automated tools to provide clear, auditable evidence of security measures.

  • Measure Risk: Convert technical security data into simple risk scores and financial impact estimates.

  • Monitor Compliance: Continuously track and fix security gaps to stay compliant.

  • Manage Identities: Demonstrate control user access and privileged accounts across all systems with auditable platforms.

  • Prepare for Incidents: Document threat detection, containment, and response plans to show readiness.

Quickly provide evidence to underwriters that demonstrates complete coverage of identities, including local identities in custom or legacy systems, by uncovering accounts that cannot be governed or managed by other IAM, PAM, and IGA security tools.

Simplify underwriting due diligence or quickly provide support for a claim by mapping security controls and account privileges to best practices and standards like NIST, Cyber Risk Institute (CRI), and ISO 27001.

Attain the highest coverage by proactively discovering, remediating and preventing identity hygiene issues like stale passwords, dormant accounts, compromised credentials, local users and privileged accounts not enrolled in MFA, and many other indicators of risk.

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