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An application is a set of statements about your controls. Knowing your honest answers before you fill it out avoids surprises at renewal or at claim time.
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Ready for your cyber insurance application?
Cyber insurance applications ask detailed questions about your security: MFA, EDR, backups, patching, training. Answer 24 plain-English questions and see where you stand, which gaps matter most, and a 30/60/90-day plan to close them before you sign.
- 24questions
- 7control areas
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- PDFfor your agent
What insurers ask about, in seven areas
Every question is weighted by how much it typically matters on an application.
- 01Identity & MFAoften decisive
- 02Endpoint & Email Defenseoften decisive
- 03Backups & Recoveryoften decisive
- 04Patching & Exposurecommonly asked
- 05Privileged Accesscommonly asked
- 06People & Paymentscommonly asked
- 07Response, Vendors & Datastrengthens
Why it matters
Ransomware
The controls that stop it
Public guidance from CISA points to the same core defenses: MFA, offline backups you've tested, patching what attackers exploit, and no exposed remote desktop.
CISA #StopRansomware Guide · CISA KEVCoverage
Know what to ask your agent
The FTC suggests asking about first- and third-party coverage, vendor breaches, duty to defend and a 24/7 breach hotline. Your report includes the list.
FTC, Cybersecurity for Small Business: Cyber Insurance1
Answer 24 questions
Yes, partially, no or not sure. Each one explains why it matters.
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See your readiness
An overall score, a score for each of 7 areas, and gaps ranked by how much they matter.
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Get your plan and PDF
A 30/60/90-day plan tagged DIY or IT partner, an evidence checklist, and questions to ask your agent.
Your answers are saved in this browser while you work.
Provided by All Business Technologies. Not affiliated with any insurer, broker or agency. Not insurance or legal advice.
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Why insurers and attackers care
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- Readiness score and level
- Scores for all 7 control areas
- Gaps ranked by insurer impact
- 30/60/90-day plan, DIY vs IT partner
- Evidence checklist and questions for your agent
- Branded PDF report
Cyber insurance readiness ·
Your company
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0In place
0Partial
0Missing
Control area profile
7 areas · weightedScores by area
Critical gap
MFA (email, remote access, admin), EDR, offline or immutable backups and closed remote desktop are the controls applications most often focus on. While any is No or Not sure, your level can't be "Application-ready".
How your score works
- Weights. Each control is weighted by how much it typically matters on an application: often decisive 3, commonly asked 2, strengthens your application 1. ABT set these weights from public security guidance; no insurer defined them.
- Answers. Yes earns full credit, Partially half, No and Not sure zero ("Not sure" is a gap: you can't attest to what you can't verify).
- Critical-control cap. If MFA on email, remote access or admin accounts, EDR, offline/immutable backups or closed RDP is No or Not sure, the score is capped at 74.
- Levels. 85–100 Application-ready, 65–84 Some gaps, 40–64 Significant gaps, below 40 Not ready.
Gaps ranked by insurer impact
What you're doing well
Your 30/60/90-day plan
Critical gaps and quick wins first, then larger projects, then documentation. Each item is tagged DIY-friendly or typically needs an IT partner.
Application evidence checklist
Proof you may be asked for, or will want on hand, when you complete the application. Ready means you answered Yes.
Questions to ask your agent
Coverage questions adapted from FTC small-business guidance, plus two of ours. Bring them to your next renewal conversation.
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ABT has managed IT and cybersecurity for businesses since 2003. We'll walk through this report with you and build a practical plan, so you can answer your application with confidence.