Platform · Insurance Coverage Analysis
Find out whether your cyber limit matches the losses you could face.
A cyber policy states a limit. It does not tell you whether that limit matches the losses your organisation could actually face, scenario by scenario. Astragar compares modelled loss against the cover you hold and shows where the gap sits.
Bring us your policyFrom policy document to coverage gap
Start from what you already have
Your company profile, your current cyber policy and, if you have one, a SOC 2 report, plus a short security questionnaire. No new tooling to deploy first.
Controls scored by section
Controls are scored section by section, covering MFA, backups, endpoint, email, patching and more, so the assessment rests on how you actually operate.
Scenario by scenario
The loss scenarios in your policy are extracted and modelled individually, from business identity theft to system failure, rather than rolled into a single number.
Current cover against recommended cover
Each scenario sets the cover you hold next to the cover the model suggests, so a potential shortfall is visible in financial terms before renewal rather than after a loss.
A risk score with the reasoning attached
An overall risk score, with the control findings behind it, so the number can be explained rather than simply asserted.
Something to take to your broker
The output is evidence you can take into a renewal conversation with your broker or insurer, rather than a rating that arrives without working.
Illustrative, not a coverage determination
Coverage analysis is a modelling exercise intended to support a conversation with your broker or insurer. It is not a coverage determination, and it does not guarantee whether or how a policy would respond to any particular claim. Your policy wording governs.
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Bring us a risk, a policy or a control problem.
We will show you how Astragar connects it to exposure, controls, cover and evidence.
Bring us your policy
See your cyber risk in $ terms, not CVSS scores.
