Why 40% of Cyber Insurance Claims Get Rejected and How to Avoid It**
MSP Business School · Apr 4, 2025 · 28:07
MSP Business School · Apr 4, 2025 · 28:07
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Welcome to another engaging episode of MSP Business School, where your host Brian Doyle dives into the pressing issue of cyber insurance claims, which shockingly sees over 40% rejected, posing significant threats to businesses. In this fireside chat, Brian navigates through the core challenges MSPs face when dealing with cyber programs for their customers, urging them to build robust security and governance frameworks to minimize risks and ensure their claims are payable during security incidents.
In this episode, the transcript illuminates how MSPs can enhance their cybersecurity offerings by focusing on accurate application processes, comprehensive policies, and improved risk management strategies. By implementing frameworks like NIST CSF or CIS, MSPs can better serve clients, ensuring that gaps are identified, and risks mitigated effectively. Brian stresses the value of multifaceted cybersecurity programs, from human capital considerations to architecture, tools, and advisory services, offering insightful strategies to build resilient client partnerships and establish themselves as trusted advisors in the C-suite.
Key Takeaways:Cyber insurance claims see a 40% rejection rate, often due to inaccuracies in insurance applications.
Creating a culture of cybersecurity through detailed policies, user training, and risk assessment is crucial for businesses.
MSPs are encouraged to adopt a governance layer, leveraging frameworks like NIST CSF, to facilitate comprehensive risk management profiles.
Emphasizing the role of VCISO, MSPs should assist clients in developing strategic cyber programs addressing architecture, tools, training, and compliance.
Ensuring robust incident management and cybersecurity defense programs can safeguard against both immediate threats and long-term reputational damage.
Host Brian Doyle: https://www.linkedin.com/in/briandoylevciotoolbox/
Sponsor vCIOToolbox: https://vciotoolbox.com
