Financial protection

Your company’s digital operations are strategic assets. We make that exposure measurable, manageable and insurable. Together with our strategic partner Marsh, we deliver an integrated approach where risk assessment, control implementation, SLA-based operations and insurance coverage reinforce each other.


When our recommended improvements are implemented and we operate the protected environment, if a verified business loss still occurs due to an incident on systems under our scope, we provide compensation according to the contractual policy terms. Information security becomes not only a technology safeguard, but a financial one, too.


Just as you insure high-value physical assets, it makes sense to place your digital processes under insurance coverage so operations remain predictable even on the worst day.

Why us?

Single accountability: no finger-pointing between vendors. Prevention, operations and coverage in one hand.

Faster recovery: ready-made incident playbooks, a dedicated IR team and crisis communications support.

Financial safety net: cyber insurance aligned to the implemented controls with clear limits and deductibles.

Executive transparency: quarterly risk reports and coverage compliance tracking.

Operating model

1

Risk audit

Comprehensive assessment across infrastructure, cloud, endpoints, identity, backups and processes. See also: network audit.

Deliverable: detailed risk matrix and maturity assessment.

2

Roadmap & business case

Priorities, cost, risk reduction and estimated insurance parameters.

Deliverable: implementation plan and CFO-friendly cost/benefit summary.

3

Implementation

Deploying controls (MFA, EDR/XDR, email security, logging, backups, IR plan).

Deliverable: handover package and operations runbook.

4

SLA-based operations

24/7 monitoring, alerting, incident response, regular patching and vulnerability management related service: IT security solutions.

Deliverable: monthly KPI/KRI report and executive summary.

5

Cyber insurance placement (Marsh)

Coverage tailored to the implemented controls, with clarified limits, deductibles and exclusions.

Deliverable: policy contract and claims process description.

6

Incident response & claims

Immediate response, forensics and recovery, followed by notification and claims handling per the policy.

Deliverable: final report, lessons learned and control fine-tuning.

Coverage elements

Business interruption: lost revenue and extra expenses during downtime.

Restoration: systems, data, forensics and external experts’ fees.

Legal/compliance costs: data protection procedures and regulatory investigations support.

Liability losses: third-party claims due to data or service outages.

Communications/PR: mitigating reputational damage through targeted communication.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is it for?

SMB (10-500 employees): scalable protection and coverage with predictable monthly cost.

Enterprise (500+ employees): fit for SIEM/SOAR, hybrid and multi-cloud environments.

Regulated industries: finance, healthcare, manufacturing, retail, logistics.


What does cyber insurance cover?

Typically business interruption, restoration and forensics costs, legal/compliance expenses and communications support. Exact coverage depends on the policy.


Is NIS2 compliance mandatory for a policy?

Not always, but implemented controls (EDR/XDR, logging, incident response) improve the risk profile and the policy terms.


How does the claims process start after an incident?

We initiate immediate incident response and forensics, then coordinate notification and claims with the insurer in line with the policy.


What is the typical onboarding lead time?

Usually a few weeks depending on the environment: risk audit, control implementation, policy issuance.