Prepare for Cyber Insurance Underwriting
Even minor incidents can disrupt an organization in major ways. Cybersecurity insurance can help you recover from financial losses caused by cyber incidents such as data breaches, system hacking, ransomware payments, and denial of service.
Any business that stores their own financial data or any personal customer data such as phone numbers, credit card numbers, or Social Security numbers either online or on a computer are at risk of a cyber attack and may be helped by obtaining a cybersecurity insurance policy.
As the number of attacks continues to grow, insurers have started intensively scrutinizing their clients’ cybersecurity practices and operational security. They are expecting policyholders to do more than just protect their data and systems. To ensure your organization has the right level of insurance when you need it most, it is critical to prepare for the application process itself.
Correct Vulnerabilities to Prevent Future Breaches
Close unused remote desktop protocol ports.
Use multi-factor authentication.
Have a data management strategy.
Run endpoint detection and response.
Segregate backup data from main network.
Make risk management a priority.
Policies and procedures in place in terms of risk management.
Knowledge of the different kinds of data being stored, and how it is stored.
How VULNERA Helps You
Test & Audit Security Controls
Automated, high-level tests look for and report on any potential vulnerabilities in the environment.
Strengthen Security Posture
After mitigating discovered vulnerabilities, re-scan to validate that your controls are effective.
Reduce Organizational Risk
Take the appropriate steps to identify exposures, remediate vulnerabilities, and reduce organizational exposure.
