GRC + Cyber Insurance Readiness · 2026

Cyber Insurance
Readiness.

Most businesses buy cyber insurance and hope for the best. We help you actually qualify, reduce premiums, and survive a claim — using a perspective no one else brings: years inside the insurance industry.

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Many
SMBs face reduced or denied
claims due to policy gaps
4+
years inside
insurance claims
SEC+
Certified &
GRC Focused
Insurance Claims Expertise
Security+ Certified
NIST & ISO Frameworks
Policy & Documentation Expertise
SMB-Focused Pricing

Why It Matters

Your Insurer Knows Exactly
What to Look For

When a claim hits, adjusters investigate your controls before they pay out. I was one of those adjusters. Now I help you prepare for that moment — before it happens.

01

I Know How Claims Get Denied

After 4+ years evaluating claims at a large insurance carrier, I know the exact gaps insurers use to reduce or deny payouts.

02

Policies That Actually Satisfy Underwriters

Insurance underwriters have a checklist. I write policies to meet it, aligned to NIST CSF and CIS Controls.

03

Plain-Language Documentation

You'll receive documentation that makes sense to your team, insurer, and auditor. Clear, actionable, professional.

04

Built for Small & Mid-Size Businesses

Enterprise GRC consultants charge enterprise prices. Your 10–50 person company needs a right-sized solution.

Service Tiers

Clear Pricing.
No Surprises.

Tier 01

Readiness Audit

$500
One-time · 5–7 business days

A snapshot of where you stand. Perfect for first-time applicants or renewal prep.

  • 1-hour discovery call + questionnaire
  • Gap analysis vs underwriter requirements
  • Review of existing policies
  • Written findings + risk ratings
  • Prioritized action list
  • 30-min debrief call
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Tier 03

Retainer

$800/mo
Monthly · 3-month minimum

Ongoing GRC support to stay audit‑ready and have a consultant year‑round.

  • Monthly compliance check-in
  • Policy reviews & updates
  • Vendor risk reviews (2/month)
  • Incident response maintenance
  • AI governance updates
  • Annual renewal prep included
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Additional Policy Document
BCP, BYOD, Remote Work, etc.
$200 / policy
Security Awareness Training
Custom 1-hr session (virtual)
$350
AI Use Policy Package
AI governance + employee guidance
$300
Claim Denial Review
Review and identify fixes
$400

How It Works

From Exposed
to Protected

01

Discovery Call

Free 30-min call to understand your business, insurance status, and goals.

02

Assessment

Intake questionnaire + review of existing policies. Identify gaps against underwriter benchmarks.

03

Deliverables

Written report, policy documents, and action plan — ready for your insurer.

04

Debrief + Support

Walk through findings together. Leave with clarity, confidence, and a clear path forward.

Who This Is For

Your Business
Qualifies If…

Healthcare

HIPAA + growing insurance requirements.

Law Firms & Legal

Sensitive client data & high liability exposure.

Contractors & Construction

Client requirements for cybersecurity controls.

E‑Commerce & Retail

Payment data, PII, vendor-heavy operations.

Startups

Build compliance before investors require proof.

MSPs & IT Providers

Offer GRC services to clients without internal compliance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common
Questions

01

What is cyber insurance readiness?

It means having the security controls, policies, and documentation in place that insurers expect before they'll issue a policy or pay out a claim — things like MFA, an incident response plan, and training records.

02

Does my small business actually need cyber insurance?

Most SMBs handle some form of sensitive data, whether that's customer payment info, employee records, or client files. Cyber insurance helps cover breach costs, but only if your business meets the insurer's requirements when it counts.

03

Why do cyber insurance claims get denied or reduced?

Often because the actual controls in place don't match what was represented on the application, or because basics like MFA, tested backups, or an incident response plan weren't in place at the time of the incident.

04

How long does a readiness assessment take?

A standalone Readiness Audit typically takes 5–7 business days. The full Readiness Package, including policy documents and insurer-facing materials, generally takes 2–3 weeks.

Resources

Sample
Deliverables

Every engagement produces documentation built to satisfy underwriters, auditors, and your team. Below are representative excerpts.

* All company names, personnel, and data are illustrative examples only.

Sample · Tier 1
Cyber Insurance Readiness Gap Analysis
CLIENT: Acme Dental Associates
Version 1.0 · March 2026
Executive Overview

Overall readiness score: 47/100 — material gaps in access control, incident preparedness, and documentation create claim denial risk.

Priority: Enable MFA on email & EHR; test backups; eliminate shared admin accounts.
Findings Summary
Control AreaCurrent StateRisk Level
Multi-Factor AuthenticationNot deployed on email/EHRCritical
Incident Response PlanNo formal planCritical
Privileged AccessShared admin credentialsHigh
Backup & RecoveryUntested recoveryHigh
Employee TrainingNo formal trainingMedium
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Sample · Tier 2
Incident Response Plan
CLIENT: Meridian Legal Group
Version 1.2 · Jan 2026
Response Phases
  1. 1. Identification: report immediately to IT lead.
  2. 2. Containment: isolate affected systems within 4 hours.
  3. 3. Notification: contact insurer within 24 hours.
  4. 4. Eradication & recovery from clean backups.
  5. 5. Post-incident review within 30 days.
Critical: Notify your cyber insurance carrier before engaging outside vendors.
Incident Response Team
RoleResponsibility
Incident Response LeadOverall coordination; insurer notification
IT Point of ContactTechnical containment; evidence preservation
Legal/ComplianceRegulatory notification obligations
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Sample · Core Policy
Acceptable Use Policy
CLIENT: Summit Ridge Construction
Version 1.0 · Feb 2026
Purpose & Scope

This Acceptable Use Policy defines standards for appropriate use of company technology resources. Applies to all employees, contractors, and vendors.

Prohibited Activities
  • Accessing illegal or discriminatory material
  • Attempting to access systems beyond authorization
  • Disabling security software or monitoring tools
  • Using company resources for outside business ventures
Users should have no expectation of privacy on company-owned systems.
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Sample · Tier 2
Executive Summary for Cyber Insurance Underwriter
CLIENT: Brightline E-Commerce Co.
Prepared: March 2026
Cybersecurity Controls Summary
ControlStatusNotes
Multi-Factor Authentication✓ ImplementedEnforced on all Google Workspace accounts
Endpoint Protection✓ ImplementedCrowdStrike Falcon deployed
Incident Response Plan✓ ImplementedTabletop exercise completed
Security Awareness Training✓ ImplementedAnnual training with records
Since the previous policy period, the Company has implemented a formal IRP and completed annual training, reflecting a proactive security posture.
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