A policy doesn’t tell you whether your risk is actually covered.
What you get:
Find what could hurt the business: vulnerabilities and sensitive data tied to important assets and realistic loss scenarios
Quantify what it could cost: technical findings translated into potential financial exposure
From renewal questionnaire to living evidence.
Policy-to-control
Make policy wording operational.
Every important policy condition becomes a control you can assign, test and evidence, so you know before renewal or a claim whether you’re meeting it.
Example: one policy condition
Policy requirement: MFA required for remote privileged access
Mapped control: privileged remote access requires MFA, tested Pass / Partial / Fail
Evidence: configuration evidence, endpoint evidence and attestation
Action: remediate exceptions and keep the evidence history
Illustrative example
Ransomware: $4.2M modelled loss. $3.0M cover. $1.2M potential gap.
Know whether the cover matches the exposure. Illustrative figures. Coverage analysis supports review with your broker or insurer. It is not a coverage determination.










