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Cyber Insurance Readiness Services
Once your broker names the controls your coverage depends on, someone has to make them real, keep them running, and prove it.
Cyber Insurance Readiness
Three core engagements, plus support around them. Most businesses start with a readiness assessment, add questionnaire and evidence support when applying or renewing, and move to ongoing management through the policy year.
Role
You
Set direction and choose your broker
Role
Broker
Sets coverage terms and control requirements
Role
TeckPath
Validates, documents, and maintains controls
Since
2012
Security-first MSP + MSSP
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Readiness Assessment
A clear, honest picture of your security posture against the controls underwriters actually look for, delivered before you apply or renew so there are no surprises.
One-time fixed fee. Best for a new applicant or an upcoming renewal.
What we review
- Current security posture against common insurer control areas
- MFA enforcement across users, admins, VPN, email, and cloud
- Endpoint detection coverage and whether alerts are monitored
- Backup and recovery, including whether restores have been tested
- Email security, patching, and vulnerability posture
- Administrative access and incident response readiness
What you receive: A plain-language gap report and a remediation roadmap ordered by what matters most to your coverage.
Highest value
Questionnaire & Evidence Support
The application is where coverage is won or lost. We make sure each technical answer is accurate and backed by proof, then package that proof for your broker and underwriter.
Fixed fee by questionnaire complexity. Best when you are actively applying or renewing.
What we review
- Review the insurer or broker questionnaire with you in plain language
- Verify the controls that are actually in place, rather than assumed
- Collect supporting proof: reports, screenshots, diagrams, and logs
- Write technical notes for ambiguous items, and risk notes where broker or legal review is wise
What you receive: A technical evidence binder and a final technical summary your broker and underwriter can rely on.
We validate the technical accuracy of cybersecurity answers. You and your licensed broker remain responsible for the application submission and all coverage decisions.
Stay aligned
Ongoing Control Management
Coverage is continuous, not a one-time snapshot. If you told an insurer a control was in place, it has to keep operating for the life of the policy. We make sure it does.
Monthly recurring. Best for staying aligned and renewal-ready year round.
What we review
- Monthly or quarterly checks of the controls you claimed to have
- MFA, endpoint, and patch compliance reporting
- Backup success and restore-test reporting
- Vulnerability scan summaries and security awareness reporting
- Policy review and incident response plan updates
What you receive: A clear control dashboard, dated evidence kept current, and a renewal-readiness review before your policy renews.
The full menu
Supporting services
These slot in alongside the core engagements wherever a specific gap needs closing.
| Service | What you get | Typical model |
|---|---|---|
| Control Gap Assessment | Gaps across MFA, endpoint, backups, logging, patching, email, and access | One-time fee |
| Remediation Roadmap | A prioritized plan to close gaps before application or renewal | Project |
| Renewal Readiness Review | Controls reviewed 60 to 120 days ahead of renewal | Fixed fee |
| Ongoing Control Monitoring | Recurring review of the controls you claimed to have in place | Monthly |
| Broker and Underwriter Support | We join meetings to explain your technical environment | Hourly or package |
| Backup and Recovery Validation | Integrity, immutability, retention, and restore testing | Project or monthly |
| Incident Response Readiness | Plans, escalation contacts, tabletop exercises, and breach workflows | Project or retainer |
| Policy and Procedure Documentation | Access control, backup, incident response, patching, and MFA policies | Project |
| vCISO Alignment | Ongoing security leadership tied to controls and renewal planning | Monthly retainer |
| Security Awareness Training | Phishing, social engineering, ransomware, and data protection training | Monthly |
| Vulnerability Management | Scanning, reporting, remediation tracking, and executive summaries | Monthly |
| Baseline Controls Implementation | Recognized SMB framework controls, implemented and documented | Project |
FAQ
Services and pricing FAQ
Answers to common questions about cyber insurance readiness and how TeckPath supports your broker relationship.
What is included in a cyber insurance readiness assessment?
We review your posture against common underwriter control areas, verify MFA, endpoints, backups, email security, patching, and incident response readiness, then deliver a gap report and roadmap.
Do you help complete the insurance questionnaire?
Yes. We review technical questions in plain language, verify what is actually running, and assemble an evidence binder your broker and underwriter can rely on.
What is ongoing control management?
Recurring checks that the controls you claimed on your application stay enforced, with dated reporting and a renewal-readiness review before each policy renewal.
How is cyber insurance readiness pricing structured?
Assessments and evidence support are typically fixed fees by complexity. Ongoing control management is a monthly recurring engagement scoped to your environment.
TeckPath serves businesses across Calgary, Edmonton, and the Alberta foothills, including Okotoks, High River, Black Diamond, and DeWinton, as well as Toronto and the GTA. Cyber insurance readiness is available for Canadian and US organizations.
TeckPath provides cybersecurity readiness and technical control validation services. This content is informational and is not insurance, legal, or financial advice, and recommends no policy or insurer. The boundary between technical validation and insurance advice can differ by state and province; engagement terms are confirmed in a written agreement.
Start with a readiness review
The best time to find a gap is before a loss, and long before a claim. Let us show you where your file stands today.
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