Pass your cyber-insurance renewal without the surprises.

What usually starts the conversation

Insurance application or renewal (annual, predictable); privacy obligations under PIPEDA or Law 25; a vendor-risk review from a larger customer; post-incident hardening.

The objections we hear, answered

"Our MSP handles security" — we are the specialist your MSP calls; we offer the partner price list rather than competing with them. "We do not need it" — we lead only with the renewal date and the questionnaire.

The proof we bring

Trust page; CyberSecure Canada certification of our own practice; insurance certificate; plain-language reports a non-technical owner can read.

How an engagement runs

1. Discovery and conflict screen. Twenty minutes to confirm scope, authorization and that nothing puts us in conflict.
2. Written authorization. Engagement letter and rules of engagement signed by both sides before any testing.
3. Find, fix, retest. Named practitioner, agent-assisted, on a dated plan with a report due date and a retest date.
4. Attestation. The letter is issued only after the retest record exists. Evidence hashes included.