Cyber insurance has become an important part of business risk management. As cyberattacks, ransomware, data breaches, phishing, and business email compromise continue to affect organizations of every size, many businesses are looking to cyber insurance as a way to help reduce financial exposure.

But getting cyber insurance, renewing a policy, or filing a successful claim is no longer as simple as filling out a basic application.

Insurance providers increasingly want to see that your business is taking cybersecurity seriously. That means having documented policies, defined security practices, and proof that your organization is actively working to protect sensitive data.

One of the most important documents in that process is a Written Information Security Program, often called a WISP.

If you are preparing for a renewal and are not sure your documentation will stand up to underwriting questions, our team can review where you are today and help you close the gaps.