Businesses applying for cyber insurance
Cyber Insurance Evidence Review - From $750
Prepare for cyber insurance questions before you submit.
Cyber insurance applications and renewals often ask about MFA, backups, endpoint protection, admin access, email security, incident response, and security policies. CyberBit reviews your current setup, identifies risky or unsupported answers, and gives you a Cyber Insurance Evidence Memo with an evidence checklist, control gap notes, and vendor-ready next steps.
Typical turnaround is 3-5 business days after required questionnaire/context is received.
Who this is for
Built for application and renewal pressure.
Use this when an insurer, broker, or renewal deadline asks for security answers before your team has organized the evidence behind them.
Businesses renewing a policy
Businesses asked by a broker or insurer for MFA, backups, endpoint protection, or security documentation
Small teams that do not have internal security staff
Firms that need to understand evidence gaps before an application or renewal
Review scope
What CyberBit reviews
The review focuses on common technical and evidence questions that appear in small-business cyber insurance applications and renewals.
MFA coverage for email, admin accounts, remote access, and key business systems
Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace basics
Email authentication: SPF, DKIM, DMARC
Backups and restore-readiness
Endpoint/security-tool basics
Admin access and stale-user cleanup
Incident response contact/process basics
Security policy/evidence gaps
Vendor/tool inventory basics
Deliverables
Cyber Insurance Evidence Memo
You get a named memo your owner, IT provider, broker, or vendor can use before final answers are submitted.
Cyber Insurance Evidence Memo
Evidence checklist
Control gap notes for missing, partial, unknown, or unsupported answers
Vendor-ready next steps for MFA, backups, endpoint, admin access, incident response, domain, and email evidence
Priority fix plan
Plain-English notes for owner, IT provider, broker, or web/email vendor
Optional quote for Focused Security Cleanup or a Business Security Remediation Sprint if implementation is needed
What CyberBit needs from you
- Cyber insurance application, renewal questionnaire, or broker/insurer request
- Submission or renewal deadline
- Business website/domain
- Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace context, if applicable
- Current answers, policies, screenshots, or evidence if available
- IT provider, broker, or vendor contact context where useful
- Do not send passwords, recovery codes, API keys, or private credentials
Final answers should be reviewed and approved by the business owner, broker, legal advisor, or insurance professional where appropriate.
What CyberBit will not do
- Will not sell or place insurance
- Will not provide legal or insurance advice
- Will not guarantee approval or lower premiums
- Will not provide compliance certification
- Will not fabricate controls
- Will not prepare fake attestations
- Will not claim a control exists if it does not
- Will not submit final answers without business approval
- Will not request passwords by email
- Will not perform unauthorized testing
Process
How the readiness review works
Insurance readiness evidence example
See how one control question becomes a readiness decision.
The review follows the same order every time: question, available evidence, classification, supportable language or a gap note, then approval by the appropriate business reviewer.
1. Question
Is MFA required for administrative access?
2. Available evidence
Some administrative systems show MFA, while one or more account categories still need confirmation.
3. Classification
Partial
4. Readiness note
Administrative MFA appears partially implemented; coverage gaps and unverified systems are listed for readiness discussion.
5. Owner/reviewer approval
The owner reviews the readiness note with the broker, insurer, IT provider, or other appropriate adviser before final answers are submitted.
Recommended next step: Confirm open systems with the IT provider and discuss the gap with the broker or insurer before answering.
CyberBit organizes readiness evidence and gaps. It does not provide insurance advice or guarantee approval, coverage, or premiums.
Illustrative example only. Final answers depend on the organization's actual controls and evidence.
Pricing and timeline
From $750
Cyber Insurance Evidence Review — From $750. Typical turnaround is 3-5 business days after required questionnaire/context is received.
Larger applications, urgent deadlines, portal entry, or implementation work are scoped separately.
Next step
Insurance evidence or client/vendor questionnaire support?
Cyber Insurance Evidence Review covers evidence and gaps for an application or renewal. Client/Vendor Security Questionnaire Support covers one separate non-insurance client, customer, partner, or vendor due-diligence question set. Missing controls route to separately scoped implementation.
FAQ
Cyber Insurance Evidence Review FAQ
Is CyberBit an insurance broker?
No. CyberBit Solutions does not sell, place, broker, underwrite, or advise on insurance coverage. This is a cybersecurity readiness and evidence-gap review.
Can CyberBit guarantee insurance approval?
No. Approval depends on the insurer, broker, underwriting process, and the business's actual controls. CyberBit helps you understand common questions, evidence gaps, and practical fixes.
Can CyberBit help us answer the questionnaire?
CyberBit can help interpret questions, identify evidence, and draft supportable response language. Final answers should be reviewed and approved by the business owner and appropriate insurance or legal advisors.
What if we do not have a control?
CyberBit will not fabricate controls. We can document the gap, explain why it matters, and recommend a practical fix plan.
Is this a compliance audit?
No. It is a fixed-scope readiness review and action plan, not a formal audit, certification, or legal opinion.
Do you need passwords?
No. Do not send passwords, recovery codes, API keys, or private credentials.