Insurance companies will not

provide cyber insurance

(at any price) to organizations:

Lacking basic security controls in place
If known security vulnerabilities are present

Are You InsureReady?

Demand for cyber insurance has increased – now at an “all time high”, but insurers are more careful than ever because cybercrime (like ransomware) is at an all-time high. Cybersecurity controls are essential and you won’t get cyber insurance without them.

ePlace Solutions guides you through the controls needed to qualify for cyber insurance (and to better protect yourself from cyberattacks). Since 2008, ePlace has provided cybersecurity advice to over 100,000 cyber insurance policyholders and the cyber insurance industry.

InsureReady is:

UNLIMITED EXPERT ADVICE
ePlace’s cybersecurity experts speak directly with you to understand your environment and any unique technical/practical challenges you may face while trying to implement needed cybersecurity controls. The InsureReady service runs for 3 months, and you have unlimited advice from cybersecurity experts during the 3-month InsureReady term.
CYBERSECURITY CONTROLS
ePlace’s experts will recommend and discuss the security measures to minimize risk of cyber-attacks like ransomware , and provide guidance to implement each of the required controls as needed in your environment.

VULNERABILITY SCANNING
ePlace’s proprietary scanning tool, SecurityVue, provides safe, external scanning of Internet-facing systems and applications to identify the most common attack vectors. ePlace will provide the SecurityVue report showing known vulnerabilities, remote access ports, and vulnerable software. As needed, ePlace will provide step-by-step guidance to mitigate vulnerabilities.
CRITICAL CYBERSECURITY POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
ePlace provides a set of the most important cybersecurity policies and procedures ready for customization and deployment in your organization.
CERTIFICATE OF CYBERSECURITY COMPLETION
ePlace will provide a certification that:
1. ePlace’s external scanning shows no exposed, open remote access ports, and no high-risk software vulnerabilities
2. After understanding the client’s technical environment and existing cybersecurity controls, ePlace provided its recommendations on additional cybersecurity controls (administrative, technical and/or physical) that, in ePlace’s professional opinion, create meaningful barriers to cyber-attacks and an improved cybersecurity posture that should be “InsureReady.”

What Happens After I Sign Up?

How long do I have access to InsureReady Services?

Clients have 3-month access to unlimited cybersecurity advice in the InsureReady program.
The SecurityVue vulnerability scan, and critical policies and procedures are yours to keep.

After completing the sign-up form, you’ll receive an automated email with the Service Agreement and link for $500 payment.

Upon payment and receipt of the sign-up form, we’ll start the SecurityVue vulnerability scan

Once the signed service agreement and payment items are received, we’ll send you:

A Bookings link to set up a consultation with us
SecurityVue Vulnerability Scan results
Package of Critical Cybersecurity Policies and Procedures

Check your email and junk mail folder for an email from insureready@eplaceinc.com.

Insurance companies will not

provide cyber insurance

(at any price) to organizations:

Are You InsureReady?

InsureReady is:

UNLIMITED EXPERT ADVICE

CYBERSECURITY CONTROLS

VULNERABILITY SCANNING

CRITICAL CYBERSECURITY POLICIES AND PROCEDURES

CERTIFICATE OF CYBERSECURITY COMPLETION

How long do I have access to InsureReady Services?

After completing the sign-up form, you’ll receive an automated email with the Service Agreement and link for $500 payment.

Once the signed service agreement and payment items are received, we’ll send you:

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Insurance companies will not

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