Your cyber renewal application asks questions you cannot answer yet
Carriers now want evidence, not attestations. We help you answer accurately, document the controls behind each answer, and keep the evidence current all year.
Sound familiar?
- The application asks for a current risk analysis and yours is several years old
- You are not certain whether multi-factor authentication covers every remote path
- Backup and restore testing has never been documented in writing
- The broker hinted that last year's answers would not survive a claim review
- Renewal is weeks away and a wrong answer could affect coverage
How we help
Verify before you attest
We check the controls the application asks about, so every yes on the form matches controls you can show if the carrier asks for evidence.
Drive the real gaps to closed
The items that materially change your answers become an owned work plan. We drive the urgent agreed gaps to closed with your IT team or MSP and verify the evidence as items land. They keep running the technology, so timing depends on their capacity.
Document the evidence
A risk analysis and evidence set that supports the application and stays useful for payers and clients afterward.
Keep it current
The Annual Security Program runs the updates, training, and reviews on a quarterly calendar, so next year's renewal starts with answers already in hand.
A typical single-site, remote risk assessment is $12,000 flat, delivered in 1 to 2 weeks. Most teams continue into the Annual Security Program at $24,000 a year, prepaid, so evidence stays current between renewals. If your renewal is inside that window, say so on the call and we will tell you honestly what fits.
Start with the assessment. Stay with the annual program.
The $12,000 risk assessment
A complete picture in 1 to 2 weeks for a typical single-site, remote engagement: breach risk, compliance posture, privacy requirements, and the dollarized cost of inaction, with a ranked remediation plan.
The Annual Security Program, $24,000 a year
The assessment findings become a quarterly calendar of policy updates, training, vendor reviews, and board-ready reporting, so you can prepare for next year's deadline before it arrives.
Common questions
The cyber renewal answer guide
What carriers are asking healthcare organizations this year and the evidence behind each answer. Placeholder download.
Ready to talk?
A 30-minute scoping call covers your setup, your deadlines, and what a fixed-fee engagement would look like.