Open renewal conversations with a real finding. Win the whole account.
Buyer-side cyber diligence is now standard on commercial renewals. Carriers are asking the same questions attackers ask, and the answer determines premium, terms, and whether your prospect gets covered at all. We hand you a free cyber-exposure brief on any client or prospect on your renewal calendar. You use it to open a conversation your competing brokers cannot. You win the account.
Why insurance brokers use this
Cyber posture is no longer a checkbox on the commercial application. Underwriters run their own scans against the applicant's domain before quoting. DMARC absent, credentials in breach databases, typosquat domains registered against them. Each of these moves the premium or triggers exclusions.
The broker who walks into the renewal conversation already holding a two-page brief on the prospect's exposure (specific findings, prioritized, with a fix path) wins the account. The broker who arrives with only a quote loses to the one who arrived with an answer.
How it works
- 1You send us a prospect domain. Fill out the form below with your firm details and the prospect's business name + domain. Sixty seconds. Your prospect does not need to know we ran the scan.
- 2We deliver a two-page exposure brief within one business day. Business-level exposure (email spoofability, credential databases, infrastructure) plus owner-personal exposure check (LinkedIn footprint, breach hits). Branded neutral. You forward it or use the findings in conversation as you see fit.
- 3You open the renewal conversation with a real finding. Not "let's talk cyber insurance." Instead: "Ran what an underwriter would run on your domain, one thing you'd want to know before we quote..." That is the conversation your competing brokers cannot start.
- 4You win the insurance account. Full commission stays with you. If your prospect wants remediation from us, that is a separate track and does not touch your commission.
What the brief covers on each prospect
- ·Email spoofability. DMARC, SPF, DKIM posture. Underwriters flag these directly on the application. Missing DMARC means wire fraud is possible from the client's own domain.
- ·Credential exposure. Which employee emails appear in breach databases. Directly relevant to the "have you experienced a breach in the last 24 months" application question.
- ·Typosquat domains. Lookalike domains already registered against the client. The specific tooling for wire-fraud impersonation attempts.
- ·Infrastructure posture. Open ports, SSL, security headers. What a sophisticated underwriter's tech team examines when pricing risk.
- ·Owner-personal exposure. Personal breach hits on the named director. Directly relevant to the "operational security" narrative underwriters build.
Send us one prospect domain to get started. We will not contact your prospect directly. The brief goes to you, and you choose how to use it in the renewal conversation.