Would your cyber policy
actually pay a claim?
Every cyber insurance application asks whether you have MFA, tested backups, and managed detection in place. Few businesses ever check whether the answers they gave are still true: until a claim is filed and an insurer's forensics team checks for them. This 12-item checklist benchmarks you against what underwriters actually verify at binding and renewal, in about 3 minutes.
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Cyber insurance applications ask you to attest that specific controls: MFA, tested backups, managed detection, written policies: are actually in place. Increasingly, insurers verify those attestations after a claim is filed, not before the policy is bound. When a control you attested to turns out to be missing, partial, or informal, that mismatch is one of the most common reasons a claim is denied or a payout is reduced.
This report is a self-reported benchmark, not an underwriting decision. Use it to close the gap between what you would attest to on an application and what is genuinely running in your environment before your next binding or renewal conversation.
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This checklist is a self-reported diagnostic tool, not an insurance application, an underwriting determination, or a technical audit. It does not evaluate any specific insurance policy, insurer, or claim, and it is not legal, insurance, or compliance advice. Only your insurer or broker can confirm what your specific policy requires or would pay.