Cyber Insurance in Plain English: A Small-Business Field Guide to Getting Covered, Staying Covered, and Being Ready When You Claim

This year's renewal asked for proof. Multi-factor authentication on every account, detection software on every computer, backups you have actually restored from, an incident plan with names on it. All of it certified, in writing, by a deadline. This book walks the form with you: what each question means in plain English, what "counts" for each control, what it should cost, and what evidence to keep so the answers hold up later, when it matters most.
Written for the owner who is also the insurance contact, the person the renewal supplemental lands on. Three running case studies (a 12-person accounting group, a solo bookkeeper, and a 41-person title agency) show every worksheet completed at three sizes. The renewal-form decoder, the evidence pack checklist, the vendor cards for the MSP and broker calls, and the first-calls page are included as ready-to-customise tools. The insurance market it walks is the United States; the controls chapters and the evidence pack are the same work in any country.
Sylvan Press is the security imprint of Sylvan Assurance, LLC.