Fortify your defenses with breach intelligence for Cyber insurance organizations
Dark Atlas empowers insurers with accurate risk assessment tools to cover legitimate companies with confidence and without taking on too much risk.
Sharpe Risk Assessments
Enhance Risk Management and Increase Profitability
The insurance sector is one of their main targets for attacks. It's about the money and the enormous quantity of sensitive data, which includes anything from highly protected health information (PHI) to financial information and personal information (PII).
Secure your business with:
- Accurate Risk Assessments: Our precise analysis helps clients secure lower insurance premiums.
- Minimize Claims: Unmatched breach and malware intelligence helps you avoid unexpected losses.
- Enhanced Customer Loyalty: Attract new clients with competitive prices and retain them with valuable security data.
Insurers Cybersecurity Benefits
How can insurers benefit from Dark Atlas?
Enhanced Security Culture
Automate account takeover prevention and improve employee cybersecurity awareness, reducing ransomware and data loss risks.
Dark Web Monitoring
Track compromised credentials associated with your company on the dark web, proactively identifying potential threats.
Seamless Integration
Effortlessly connect Dark Atlas to your existing system through high-volume, user-friendly APIs.
Detect hackers
Gain access to unparalleled information gathered from decades' worth of threat actor data, allowing you to find the perpetrators of fraud and cybercrime.
Cyber Insurance Security Team Challenges
Health records, personal information, and financial data are at risk
Tech Reliance & Attack Surface:
Digital transformation expands the attack surface for insurers' sensitive data (PII, PHI, financial).
Data Breaches & Ransomware:
The volume of sensitive data makes insurers prime targets for breaches and ransomware attacks.
Weak Cybersecurity Posture:
Many insurers lack robust defenses, leaving them vulnerable to cybercrime.
Advanced Threats Emerge:
State-sponsored attackers and hacktivists demand advanced security solutions.