
Most businesses are paying for a policy they may never be able to collect on. This 30-minute session will show you why and what to do about it before it's too late.


Source: American Academy of Actuaries

Most business owners assume their policy works like a safety net. Something goes wrong, you file a claim, and the insurance company writes a check. That's not how it works. Not anymore. Insurance companies are denying more claims than ever. Not because businesses didn't have security. Because they couldn't prove it when the adjuster came looking.
There are specific things your insurance company will demand to see after a breach. If you can't produce them, your claim is at risk. Most businesses have no idea what those things are.

The first question every insurance adjuster asks after a breach. It's not what you think.

Why good IT companies leave clients exposed to denied claims, and how to spot it

The specific proof your insurance company will require. And how to know if you have it right now.

A new risk most businesses don’t know exists yet. Insurers are already asking about it
That sentence cost one business owner their entire insurance claim. We'll tell you the full story.

You have cyber insurance but have never been told exactly what your policy requires you to prove after a breach.

Someone else handles your IT security and you've never asked them to show you the documentation.

You're not sure whether your business could produce evidence of its security controls in 24 hours if you had to.

You’ve ever said “my IT guy handles that” without actually seeing proof or documentation to back it up.
Limited seats. This session will not be recorded.
