Renewing your cyber insurance? Know the questions before they ask.

A free one-page checklist of the security questions insurers commonly ask small businesses, in plain English, with what a "yes" usually needs to mean.

Free. Sent to the first 20 businesses each month.

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Why it matters

Insurance applications now ask detailed security questions. If an answer is unclear or wrong, your premium can go up, your coverage can be limited, or a claim can get harder later. The checklist helps you see where you stand before you sign.

What's on the checklist

  • Multi-factor authentication (MFA) on email, remote access and admin accounts
  • Backups: how often, whether they're kept offline or separate, and whether you've tested a restore
  • Security awareness and phishing training for staff
  • Software and system updates
  • Antivirus or endpoint protection on every device
  • Who has admin access, and how it's controlled
  • Email protection (SPF, DKIM and DMARC)
  • An incident response plan: who you call and what you do first

What you get

The one-page PDF checklist by email within 1 business day, with a short note on what each question is really asking.

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Who's behind this

GNA Global Services is run by Vito Russo, who has 20+ years of IT experience helping businesses keep their systems secure and running.

Next step

Want help answering it? With our $249 Cyber Insurance Review, we go through your actual questionnaire with you, find the weak answers, and tell you what to fix before you submit.

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FAQ

Is this the same as every insurer's form?

No. Every insurer's form is different, but these topics come up again and again.

Is this insurance or legal advice?

No. It's IT guidance to help you prepare. Your broker or insurer decides on coverage.

This checklist is general guidance. It isn't insurance or legal advice and doesn't guarantee coverage, pricing or claim outcomes.