Your insurer wants to see your security policies
Cyber insurance proposal forms ask whether you have written policies and an incident response plan. Get them in place today, with a one-page summary to send your broker.
Pro includes a Cyber Insurance Readiness Checklist showing your status on the controls insurers ask about.
What insurers typically ask, and what answers it
| Insurer question | In your pack |
|---|---|
| Do you have a written information security policy? | Information Security Policy, signed by your owner or director |
| Do you have an incident response plan? | Incident Response Policy with contacts, first steps and the 72-hour reporting rule |
| Is MFA enforced for email and remote access? | Password and MFA Policy, plus a rollout step if you're not there yet |
| Do you take regular, tested backups? | Backup and Recovery Policy with the 3-2-1 rule and quarterly test restores |
| How do you prevent payment fraud? | Email and Phishing Policy with call-back verification and second-person approval |
| Do staff receive security training? | Training requirement at induction and annually, and a staff acknowledgement form |
| How quickly do you apply security updates? | Software and Patch Management Policy: critical updates within 14 days |
Always answer insurer questions truthfully. A policy says what you will do; the insurer also asks what you actually do. Your security summary only states controls you told us you have, and your 90-day checklist closes the gaps.
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