Question-by-question review
Every control question on your application checked against live settings and marked yes, partial, or no.
For businesses facing a cyber insurance application or renewal: every control answer checked, the MFA, EDR, and backup gaps fixed, and proof for your broker. From $600.
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The Problem
Renewal forms keep getting more specific about cyber security insurance requirements: MFA, EDR, backups, patching. Whoever signs them often answers from memory, days before the deadline.
MFA
Admin and remote access accounts still sign in with passwords only.
MFA
We turn on MFA for email, remote access, and every admin account.
Endpoints
Some laptops still run old antivirus instead of EDR.
Endpoints
We roll out the EDR you license and confirm every device reports in.
Backups
Backups exist, but nobody has restored one or kept an offline copy.
Backups
We add an offline or immutable copy, then run a test restore.
Answers
The form gets signed from memory the night before it's due.
Answers
Every answer is checked against live settings and filed with evidence.
Your broker emails the renewal application a few weeks before the policy ends. One question asks whether MFA protects all remote access and admin accounts. Another asks whether backups are kept offline and tested. You tick yes, because the IT provider said it was handled. Nobody checks the old VPN account, the shared admin login, or the backup nobody has tried to restore. Insurers rely on these answers to price the policy and to pay claims, so a confident guess can become a problem at claim time.
We start with your actual application or renewal form, question by question. For each control answer, we check the real setting in Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, your device manager, and your backup console. Where the honest answer is no, we close the gap before the deadline or document it so you and your broker can decide how to answer. You sign answers backed by screenshots, not hope.
Every answer checked
Each control question on your form is checked against the real setting, not memory.
Core controls fixed
MFA, EDR, backups, and patching closed before the renewal date on the fix plans.
Evidence your broker can use
Screenshots and exports filed by question, ready for your broker or an underwriter call.
Our Cyber Insurance Readiness Process
You share the form and deadline, see a yes, partial, or no for every answer, approve each fix, and get the evidence pack before you sign.
Send us the application or renewal form and your deadline. We tell you which questions need checking, what a fix might involve, and a fixed price. If your answers already hold up, we'll tell you before we quote.
What's Included
The Application Review covers the first item and the evidence pack. The fix plans add the controls behind the answers, starting with MFA, EDR, and backups.
Compare Options
Your broker's checklist shows what insurers ask, and some insurers scan your public systems. Here is what each covers and what still needs someone to check and fix.
| Feature | DeveloperLookBest fit | Broker checklist | Insurer scan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Planning | Built from your actual form | Generic control list | Set by the insurer |
| What gets checked | Inside settings: MFA, EDR, backups | Your own answers | Only internet-facing systems |
| Gap fixes | Closed on the fix plans | ||
| Evidence | Screenshots filed by question | Not usually requested | Scan report shared with you |
| Timing | Before your renewal deadline | Whenever you read it | During underwriting |
| Cost | From $600, fixed price | Free from your broker | Free, part of quoting |
| Coverage advice | No, that's your broker | Yes, the broker's job | |
| Ownership | Evidence pack you keep | Checklist you keep | Insurer keeps the scan |
Projects We've Built
Insurance, fiduciary, and investment websites and apps we built for clients, including EverTrust and Dualcare. They are build projects, not readiness work.




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The mobile experience is probably my favourite part of the new site. We had spent a lot of time making sure the desktop version looked right, and the team kept pushing us to think about how everything would actually feel on a phone too. They were right. The navigation is clean, the interactions feel natural, and everything weโve tested so far works exactly as it should. They also went through the links, forms, integrations, and other details more than once before launch, which I really appreciated. And even after going live, we could still reach out when something came up. The whole process felt friendly, organised, and surprisingly straightforward.
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Projects shipped
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Years of experience
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Upwork Top Rated Plus
5 stars
Average review score

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Work Culture
We keep your answers true, plan around your deadline, and stay out of insurance advice, so the work helps you at renewal and at claim time.
We don't help shade an answer on an application. If a control isn't in place, we fix it or document it accurately for your broker.
Work is ordered around your renewal date, not our schedule. The controls brokers flag first get fixed first, so the biggest gaps close in time.
We stage MFA by group and test sign-ins before switching it on for everyone. Staff keep working while the most-asked control goes live.
Coverage, limits, and premiums are your broker's call, and we say so. We stay on the technical controls, where an engineer's answer actually helps.
Every screenshot is labeled with the question it supports. Your broker or an underwriter can follow the evidence without a technical guide.
The evidence pack and settings notes are yours. Next year's renewal starts from a checked baseline instead of a blank form.
Overview
DeveloperLook helps businesses meet cyber security insurance requirements before the application or renewal is signed. We check every control answer against your real settings, fix gaps in MFA, EDR, backups, and patching, and file the evidence for your broker. Reviews start at $600 and take 3 to 5 business days; fixes take 2 to 8 weeks.
DEVELOPERLOOK
Project facts ยท Cyber Insurance Readiness
Reviewed 26 Oct 2026 by Saimul Islam
Good fit
Businesses facing a renewal deadline
Your broker sent the renewal form, and you can't honestly answer yes to the MFA and backup questions before it's due.
Owners applying for coverage the first time
You're applying for cyber coverage for the first time and want to meet the cyber insurance requirements before an underwriter looks.
Companies whose clients demand coverage
Your new client contract requires cyber coverage, and the insurer's cyber liability insurance requirements list controls you don't have yet.
Teams on Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace
You run on Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace with Windows and Mac laptops, and need MFA and EDR proven on every device.
MSPs supporting insured clients
You manage IT for clients whose renewals keep asking about EDR, and you want cyber insurance compliance work done under your brand.
Not a fit
Shopping for a policy
You want quotes, coverage limits, or premium advice. That's a licensed broker's job: we handle the security controls, not the insurance itself.
Need a full risk register
Your board wants every cyber risk scored, not just insurer controls. Our Cybersecurity Risk Assessment Services page scores and ranks them all.
Ongoing EDR management needed
You want someone to run and watch your endpoint protection every month. Our Managed Endpoint Security page covers rollout and ongoing management.
Budget under $600
Your budget is under $600 and you have fewer than 10 staff. Our Cybersecurity Services for Small Business page switches on MFA and backups first.
Not sure we're the right fit?
Book a free call or message us. We'll tell you honestly whether we're the right team.
Pricing
These are starting points in USD. Your final price depends on how many users and devices need fixes and which controls are missing, and you get a fixed proposal after a free renewal review.
For Agencies
You own the client relationship. We check each client's insurance application against real settings, close the MFA, EDR, and backup gaps, and build the evidence pack under your brand. Renewals stop landing on your help desk at the last minute.
White label: your client only ever sees your brand
Share the client's application, renewal date, and systems, and we confirm price and dates.
We verify answers and close gaps under your name, with your team copied.
You send the evidence pack to the broker, and we join technical calls if asked.
Share the client's application, renewal date, and systems, and we confirm price and dates.
We verify answers and close gaps under your name, with your team copied.
You send the evidence pack to the broker, and we join technical calls if asked.
The Right Technology for Your Project
We set up and prove the controls inside the identity, endpoint, and backup tools you already pay for, then document them for your broker.
FAQ
Straight answers on what insurers ask for, MFA and EDR rules, cost, timing, and when coverage is required.
Saimul IslamFounder & CEO, DeveloperLookStill have questions?
Send a message or book a call with the team.
Cyber insurance applications commonly ask about the same core controls: MFA, EDR on every device, offline or tested backups, and timely patching. Many also ask about admin accounts, email filtering, staff training, and an incident response plan. Exact questions differ by insurer, so we work from your own form.
Prepare by getting your application early, checking every control answer against real settings, and fixing gaps before the deadline. Start with MFA and EDR, since brokers such as Marsh list them among the key controls. Keep screenshots of each setting. We can't promise approval, because the insurer decides.
Cyber insurance readiness from DeveloperLook starts at $600 for an Application Review of one insurer form, with evidence. Readiness and Fixes is $1,750 and closes MFA, EDR, backup, and patching gaps for up to 50 people. The Renewal-Ready Program is $3,650 for up to 150 users and devices, with an evidence refresh.
An Application Review takes 3 to 5 business days, and most fix projects take 2 to 4 weeks for up to 50 people. Larger programs take 4 to 8 weeks. Start at least a month before renewal, because MFA and EDR rollouts need testing before they reach everyone.
MFA requirements for cyber insurance usually cover email, remote access such as VPN or remote desktop, and every admin or privileged account. Some forms also ask about backup and cloud consoles. App prompts or security keys are stronger than text codes, and your form's exact wording decides what qualifies.
Cyber insurance EDR requirements usually mean endpoint detection and response on every laptop, desktop, and server, not just antivirus. Insurers want it running everywhere, with someone acting on alerts. We roll out the EDR you license, such as Microsoft Defender for Business, and export the device list as proof.
No US law requires most businesses to carry cyber insurance. It often becomes required through contracts, when a client, partner, or lender sets minimum coverage. Your broker or lawyer confirms what applies, and we help you meet the security controls the policy expects. If a contract names specific controls, we check those too.
Cyber insurance is required when a contract says so, such as an enterprise client's vendor agreement or a lender's terms. It also shows up in vendor onboarding questionnaires. Read the insurance clause with your broker, then check the cybersecurity insurance requirements in the application itself.
Cyber security insurance is important because an incident can bring costs many businesses can't absorb: forensics, recovery, legal advice, and lost income. A policy can help pay those costs, within its written terms. It works best alongside real controls, which also make coverage easier to get.
It matters because a small business rarely has the spare cash or staff to recover from ransomware or invoice fraud alone. Many clients also require it in contracts. Meeting the cyber liability insurance requirements, such as MFA and tested backups, lowers the chance you'll ever need to claim.
Saimul IslamFounder & CEO, DeveloperLookStill have questions?
Send a message or book a call with the team.
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