Cyber insurance · IT requirements
Answer your cyber insurance questionnaire with a yes, and the proof
Insurers now ask detailed questions about MFA, EDR, backups and training, and a wrong answer can void a claim. HeptaShield puts the required controls in place and gives you the evidence to answer honestly.
What insurers usually ask about
The common requirements
Wording differs by insurer; the controls behind it rarely do.
- MFA on email
- MFA on remote access
- EDR on every device
- Offline or immutable backups
- Tested restores
- Email filtering
- Security training
- Patch management
How we help
Controls first, then paperwork
Gap check
We go through your insurer's questions and mark which controls are in place today.
Close the gaps
MFA, EDR, email security and backups set up, usually within the first weeks.
Evidence on file
MFA reports, device lists, backup tests and training records ready for the application.
Renewal support
We help with next year's questionnaire, which usually asks a little more.
Questions
Straight answers
- What do cyber insurers require?
- Most now expect MFA on email and remote access, EDR on all computers, backups kept separate from the network and tested, email filtering, patching and staff training.
- What happens if we answer the questionnaire wrong?
- An insurer can deny a claim if a control you said was in place wasn't. That's why we give you evidence for each answer.
- Which plan covers the requirements?
- Secure covers most insurer requirements: MFA, managed EDR, email security, training and Microsoft 365 backup. Complete adds workstation backup.
- What does it cost?
- Plans start at $79 per user per month with a $395 minimum monthly fee, and every price is published. The 12-month agreement can be cancelled in the first 90 days with 30 days' notice. The calculator on our pricing page shows your monthly price in about 30 seconds.
Bring your questionnaire to a free review
We'll go through it with you and send a written list of what's in place and what's missing.
No pressure. If your setup is fine, we'll tell you.