Leverage and Demonstrate Value with your Cyber Insurance Renewal
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Describes a real renewal at Intermountain Health and the exact controls underwriters demand: MFA on internet‑exposed assets, 24/7 EDR monitoring, secure backups with tested restores, and PAM protecting domain admins plus email/web filtering. References Marsh McLennan’s 12 controls, a Monte Carlo model for a $1B org (example $70M tower), shows privacy breaches at ~25% annual likelihood and ransomware ~2%, and explains outcomes insurers reward—more capacity, lower retention, or better pricing—if those specifics are demonstrably in place.
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