Cyber Insurance Application

Start Your Cyber Insurance Application

Submit a secure application for underwriting review and quote coordination with participating cyber insurance markets.

Secure Confidential Non-binding

Before You Begin

Please provide complete and accurate information to the best of your knowledge. If additional clarification is required during review, we will contact you directly.

Estimated Time 15–20 Minutes
Annual RevenueMost recent fiscal year and prior year figures.
Data Record CountApproximate customer and employee records stored or processed.
Security ControlsMFA, backups, endpoint protection, EDR, patching, and monitoring.
IT or Security ContactInternal IT lead, MSP, or security provider.
Claims HistoryPrior incidents, if applicable.
Contract RequirementsCustomer, vendor, or compliance requirements.

Questions while completing the application? Application Guidance is available via the lower-right tab on this page.

Secure encrypted submission
Reviewed by licensed professionals
Non-binding application
Underwriting required

Submission is confidential and non-binding. Coverage remains subject to underwriting review and insurer approval.

What Happens After Submission

After your application is submitted, it is reviewed for completeness and coordinated with participating cyber insurance markets when appropriate.

Application Review

Your submission is reviewed for completeness. If clarification is needed, we will contact you directly.

Market Coordination

When appropriate, the application is coordinated with participating cyber insurance markets for underwriting review.

Quote Options

If terms are offered, available options are presented for review, including next steps toward binding and policy issuance.

What Insurers Typically Review

Cyber insurance underwriting typically evaluates business operations, cybersecurity controls, data exposure, prior incidents, and overall risk governance. Clear responses can help reduce follow-up questions and support more efficient quote evaluation.

Business Profile

Industry, revenue, operations, employee count, geography, and third-party service providers.

Cybersecurity Controls

MFA, endpoint protection, backups, patching, email security, access controls, and monitoring.

Data Exposure

PII, PHI, payment card data, confidential records, cloud systems, and vendor dependencies.

Prior Incidents

Claims history, ransomware events, data breaches, business email compromise, and remediation steps.

Risk Governance

Incident response planning, employee training, cybersecurity policies, contracts, and risk management practices.

Preparing for renewal? This application can also support updated underwriting information for a cyber insurance renewal review. Review the Cyber Insurance Application Checklist.

Cyber Insurance Application FAQs

How long does the cyber insurance application take?
Most applicants can complete the application in about 15 minutes using best-available information. If a question requires input from IT or a vendor, you can gather the information and continue when ready.
Does submitting the application bind coverage?
No. Submission is non-binding and does not guarantee coverage, pricing, or placement. Coverage is subject to insurer underwriting review, requirements, and final policy terms.
What happens after I submit?
Your submission is reviewed for completeness. If clarification is needed, we will contact you. The submission may then be coordinated with participating cyber insurance markets to evaluate available terms and quote options, if offered.
What information should I have ready?
Typical items include your business profile, revenue and operations, cybersecurity controls (e.g., MFA, backups, EDR), claims or incident history, and third-party/vendor exposures. Best-available information is acceptable.
Is application guidance available if I’m unsure how to answer a question?
Yes. Application Guidance is available throughout the application completion process to clarify terminology and provide underwriting context. If additional clarification is required, we may follow up during review.
What information should I prepare before starting a cyber insurance application?

Most cyber insurance applications require basic business information such as revenue, industry, types of data handled, cybersecurity controls, and prior incidents. Insurers may also review security practices such as multi-factor authentication, backup procedures, endpoint protection, vendor relationships, and remote access exposure.

Preparing this information in advance can help complete the application more efficiently and support underwriting review.

Have more questions about cyber insurance?

Many businesses have additional questions about cyber insurance coverage, underwriting expectations, ransomware exposure, policy structure, and pricing considerations.

Visit our comprehensive cyber insurance FAQ page to review detailed answers covering coverage structure, application preparation, security controls, and emerging risks such as AI-related exposures.