You bought cyber insurance.But can you prove it will be there for you?
Requirements Review helps leadership understand what their cyber policy may require, what exposure their company may face, and whether current limits appear directionally aligned with likely incident scenarios.
An Executive Report
- Translation of policy language into business requirements
- Directional exposure estimates by scenario
- Limit comparison with status indicators
- Broker, carrier, and counsel question packs
- First-72-hour policy-aware checklist
Cyber insurance is not just coverage.
Cybantage Requirements Review translates that complexity into something a CEO, CFO, General Counsel, or board can read in fifteen minutes — and act on with their broker, carrier, and counsel.
Three lenses on the same policy.
What the policy appears to require — notice, consent, vendor, evidence, and documentation expectations — surfaced as business requirements, not legalese.
Industry-informed scenario estimates for ransomware, breach, business interruption, vendor outage, funds transfer, regulatory inquiry, and class action exposure.
Coverage-area-by-coverage-area comparison of directional exposure to your stated limits and sublimits, with green / yellow / red status indicators.
Four steps. One executive PDF.
- 01Limited intakeTell us about your company. We infer the rest from your industry.
- 02Upload policyPolicy wording, declarations, endorsements, sublimit schedules, application.
- 03AI policy reviewServer-side AI extracts policy requirements and conditions into structured form.
- 04Polished PDFAn executive-grade Requirements Review you can read, share, and act on.
A 15-minute read your CEO will actually finish.
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This Requirements Review is prepared for executive review only. It is not legal advice, not a coverage opinion, not a broker review, not an actuarial determination, and not a claim determination. The review is based only on uploaded documents, company-provided information, industry assumptions, and directional scenario modeling. Final reliance requires review of the complete policy package, declarations, endorsements, application materials, underwriting submissions, and business-specific facts with appropriate broker, carrier, legal, financial, and cybersecurity advisor involvement.