The first cyber insurance policies came to market in the late 1990s led by AIG and soon after Marsh. Since then, the market and dynamics of cyber insurance have continued to evolve rapidly with respect to coverage, limitations and especially cost, with the latter consistently rising in concert with the risk to businesses represented by persistent and evolving Cyber threats and breaches.
SURF customers are well positioned to easily demonstrate they have deployed these controls (and others) to any auditors, including cyber insurance auditors. SURF also enables customer to show their cyber insurance provider they have already adopted a zero trust security model for their users access to and use of devices, applications and data, further strengthening their negotiating position.
Read how in our white-paper "Delivering of Cyber Insurance 12 Minimum Security Controls "