Cyber liability coverage only pays out if you actually had the controls you said you did. We make sure your answers on the application are true — and your documentation holds up if you ever have to file a claim.
Cyber insurance has changed. The premium you paid last year may not be available this year — and the policy you think covers you may deny a claim if your controls don't match what you certified on the application.
Carriers are now auditing applications with the same rigor they use on claims. If your MFA isn't actually enforced everywhere, your backups aren't actually tested, or your incident response plan is actually a Word doc from 2019 nobody has opened — your claim can be denied.
Cyber liability solutions from ABT close that gap between what your policy requires and what your environment actually delivers — before you need the coverage.
A four-part program that aligns your controls to your policy, validates them in practice, and documents the whole thing so you're never scrambling when something happens.
We walk your cyber liability application with you, line by line, and tell you honestly which answers are true today, which are aspirational, and which are going to bite you.
A practical review of what your policy requires vs. what your environment actually delivers — with prioritized remediation steps and cost estimates.
We deploy, configure, and validate the specific controls your carrier requires — MFA, EDR, backups, training, IR plan, access management — and document them.
Every control documented with evidence, timelines, and attestations. If you ever file a claim, your paperwork tells the same story your environment does.
Before your renewal, we refresh the evidence, update the application with you, and flag anything that could affect premium or coverage terms.
Documented playbooks, tested tabletop exercises, and a live IR retainer — the three things underwriters increasingly require before offering meaningful limits.
ABT doesn't sell insurance. We make sure the insurance you buy actually pays out — by aligning your technical controls to what the carrier requires and documenting everything in between.
This usually means working closely with your broker. We translate the technical questions on the application, sit in on underwriter calls when needed, and keep your control evidence organized between renewals.
The result: lower premiums (when carriers see real controls), higher limits, fewer exclusions — and a claim that pays when you actually need it.
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