CYBER-INSURANCE APPLICATIONS

Answer cyber-insurance applications from your current policies.

Cyber-insurance applications and renewals ask detailed questions about your security controls, and every answer is a statement your insurer may rely on if you make a claim. Rainharbor drafts each answer from your approved policies and past answers, shows the source beside it, and flags answers resting on older sources for a fresh look. A person at your company approves every answer before it's submitted.

WHAT IT HANDLES
QUESTIONS

Common questions.

Many insurance applications arrive as portable document format (PDF) forms. Does that work?
Yes, if the PDF has readable text. The engine takes it in, and the approved answers come back as a separate file to enter into the form. Spreadsheet and Word applications come back with answers filled in place.
Can it help us avoid repeating last year's answer when something has changed?
Answers resting on older sources are flagged, so your reviewer checks them before approving. The engine can't know a control has changed unless your approved material says so, which is why a person approves every answer.
Who should review these answers?
Usually finance or risk, with sign-off from security. The engine drafts. Your people decide what is submitted.
SEE IT FOR YOURSELF

See a questionnaire go from blank to approved.

A short walkthrough of how the engine works, using sample data. Your own engine runs on your approved material, inside your own cloud account.

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