SecondSight is the first platform for digital risk management and cyber underwriting. What that means, in people-speak, is that we’ve built a technology backbone that’s going to change the way everybody thinks about digital risk and cyber, and the way it’s covered by the insurance industry. Why? Because it’s time. As the digital world has matured, cybersecurity and cyber insurance hasn’t quite kept up. It’s time for the next big leap forward and SecondSight is both the springboard and the new ecosystem.

No. We offer software tools and services to help businesses know, track and manage their digital risk more effectively — as well as pre-underwriting solutions that make it easier to apply for and secure the best-possible coverage.

Nope. Our tools can help you prepare for a first-time cyber application or a renewal.

Not at this time.

SecondSight for Pre-Underwriting provides a list of recommended risk control projects, prioritized according to your unique business priorities, renewal date and underwriting relevance. Your IT team (and/or outside Managed Services Provider) can use this list to shape their resource allocation and project planning.

Anything digital you use to keep the lights on and the business running. We’re not talking about physical hardware here — it’s software applications, databases and all the data in them, SaaS tools, metadata, and more. Just think of digital assets as the large categories of digital tools that you, your company, your customers and your partners work with every day. They add value to your business — unless they’re compromised, in which case they turn into a liability.

Insurance protects assets, right? So you have to start with an inventory that shows every digital asset in your environment, and how everything relates to the business. SecondSight makes it easy.

The second of our 3 online workflows, this simple Q&A process helps you detail the risk controls currently used in your environment, gather evidence for underwriting, and identify important tasks for Risk Elimination Planning.

“Risk control” is insurance-speak for security measures, basically. A certain software configuration can be a risk control. A tool, like Multi-factor Authentication. Plans and policies count too. Cyber insurance underwriters have specific risk controls they are looking for when evaluating your business for coverage — and those risk controls change as the overall cyber threat environment changes. That’s why SecondSight stays up-to-date with those changing requirements, all the time.

Pro tip: A believable application is a strong one. Plus, having the right evidence improves claim certainty in case of a cyber event.