7 Questions to Evaluate MDR Providers to Help You Meet Cyber Insurance Requirements

Given the increased volume and sophistication of cyber threats, cyber insurance is becoming an essential component to mitigate business risks. As the costs associated with data breaches continue to rise, cyber insurance offers a way to offset the costs of post-breach recovery.

However, obtaining a robust cyber insurance coverage policy isn’t just about purchasing a plan. To meet cyber insurance compliance requirements, you need to demonstrate a commitment to cyber risk reduction and demonstrate resilience through proactive security measures.

Effective risk mitigation strategy requires the right combination of tools, expertise, and policies. This can be a costly venture to take on in-house, especially if you have constrained resources and limited in-house security staffing. Partnering with a Managed Detection and Response (MDR) services provider can help you mitigate cyber risks and meet cyber insurance requirements.

In this guide, we’ve broken down the most common cyber insurance compliance requirements to provide you with a list of questions you should ask as you evaluate your MDR provider.

Download this guide to learn how our MDR services map to the most common cyber insurance compliance requirements to mitigate your cyber risks and ensure your policy binds.