Post-Claim Cyber Insurance Remediation Package
After a cyber insurance claim, return to insurable status. Technical remediation work, updated pen test attestation, and evidence pack for underwriter renewal consideration.
Quick Answer
After a cyber insurance claim, your underwriter typically requires demonstrated remediation before renewing coverage. Optimum delivers the technical remediation work, documents the changes, and produces the evidence package your underwriter needs to consider renewal. Includes lessons-learned analysis, control gap remediation, updated penetration test attestation, and updated incident response capability documentation. Delivered in 2 weeks.
What You Get
Post-claim remediation package
- Lessons-learned analysis of the incident
- Root cause identification and technical remediation
- Control gap remediation (those identified as contributing to the incident)
- Updated penetration test attestation (focused scope on affected systems)
- Updated Incident Response Plan incorporating lessons learned
- Evidence pack formatted for underwriter renewal review
- Technical clarification support during underwriter renewal assessment
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the underwriter typically require after a claim?
Requirements vary by underwriter and claim type. Typically: evidence of root cause remediation, updated penetration test (focused on affected scope), updated incident response plan, evidence of improved controls in the specific area of failure (e.g. updated MFA enforcement if credential compromise was the vector). We coordinate with your broker to understand specific renewal requirements before starting work.
Will this guarantee my renewal?
No service can guarantee an underwriter's decision. We can significantly increase the quality and completeness of your remediation evidence, and our experience with underwriter requirements helps us prepare documentation in the formats they expect. Your broker negotiates the actual renewal terms.
How long does the post-claim remediation process take?
Typically 2 weeks from engagement start. Week 1 covers lessons-learned analysis, root cause remediation, and updated Incident Response Plan. Week 2 covers penetration test attestation (focused scope) and evidence pack assembly. Complex incidents with extensive control gaps may require additional time — we will advise during the initial assessment.