Cyber insurance and CMMC readiness

Where the ten points overlap

Insurers and frameworks keep asking the same practical questions: who has access, how credentials are handled, whether devices are managed, whether email is protected, whether backups restore, and whether you can prove any of it in writing.

• Identity and access cleanup maps to least privilege and offboarding controls
• Password managers and MFA map to credential and authentication requirements
• Connected app governance maps to third-party and SaaS risk questions
• Device management maps to endpoint and lost-device controls
• Email and domain protection maps to phishing and spoofing controls
• Tested backup maps to recovery and business continuity questions
• Written standards map to policies and evidence requests

What extra work looks like

Once the environment is in order, regulated clients often need screenshots, exportable reports, policy language, and a clear story for how a control works day to day. That evidence gathering is scoped as advisory or project work. It is not a certification, not a C3PAO audit, and not a guarantee you will pass.

What this is not: A CMMC certification. A C3PAO audit. A promise that your insurer will bind coverage. You get plain answers based on what we observe, plus a punch list for gaps that still block a questionnaire or assessment.

How to start

Start with the readiness scorecard or the paid assessment. If insurance or CMMC is on the table, say so in the contact form and we will price the evidence work as an add-on after the roadmap is clear.