Submissions underwriters can rate, not question
Your client answers the application from evidence instead of memory. Read-only scans of their Microsoft 365, Entra ID, and Azure environment cross-check every mapped answer, and anything the environment contradicts is flagged before the application reaches your desk.
No cost to the broker. The client subscribes, owns their data, and chooses what to share with you.
Three problems this takes off your desk
Cyber submissions fail in predictable ways. Each one costs you cycles, and the worst one surfaces at claim time.
Answers from memory create back-and-forth
Supplementals bounce between you, the client, and underwriting because nobody is sure what is actually configured. Evidence-checked answers close that loop before the first submission.Contradictions surface at the worst possible time
Carriers have litigated application answers they contended were inaccurate. A representation the environment contradicts is better discovered in your office than in a coverage dispute.Renewal conversations lack a concrete agenda
The drift brief names each answer the environment no longer supports, in plain language. It turns the renewal call into a prioritized remediation conversation instead of a questionnaire race.A drift brief you can actually work with
When the client's live environment contradicts an attested answer, Insurance Posture generates a broker discussion brief: each drifted representation, its severity, and the carrier-relevant consequence, grounded in the scan evidence rather than generated speculation.
Your client brings it to you before submission. You decide what it means for the placement: fix first, disclose, or restructure the answer. The evidence behind every answer stays attached, so the file is ready if underwriting asks.
The brief supports your advice; it does not replace it. SecValley does not give insurance advice or coverage determinations.
Three steps, none of them yours to run
The client does the work in their own account. You receive the output.
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Client brings the application
They upload the carrier's application, renewal application, or ransomware supplemental in any format, or answer from the canonical question library directly.
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Answers get evidence states
Read-only scans of Microsoft 365, Entra ID, and Azure cross-check each mapped answer. Every answer lands as verified, attested, or gap, so you can see what rests on evidence and what rests on memory.
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You get the brief
If the environment contradicts an attested answer, the client generates the broker discussion brief and shares it with you, with the evidence attached. The submission conversation starts from facts.
The measurement layer, nothing else
SecValley is a security technology vendor. It holds no insurance producer license, does not solicit, negotiate, sell, or place insurance, and receives no compensation from carriers or brokers. The client owns their data and decides what to share. Placement, advice, and the client relationship stay entirely with you.
Common questions from brokers
Does SecValley sell or place insurance?
No. SecValley is a security technology vendor. Insurance Posture measures and evidences security controls; placement stays entirely with you.
Does my client have to connect their cloud environment?
No. A document-only assessment works. Connecting read-only scans upgrades mapped answers from attested to verified and enables drift detection.
What does it cost the broker?
Nothing. The client subscribes directly and owns their data. They choose what to share with you.
Is the access safe for my client?
Connections are read-only, consented, and revocable at any time. Scans collect configuration state and make no changes. The access model is documented on the security page.
Put your next renewal on evidence
Point a client at their renewal 90 days out. They connect read-only or upload the application; you get a submission that holds up.