Has your company pursued any cybersecurity accreditations or certifications strictly for cyber insurance policies? (select all that apply)

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Yes, we have pursued new accreditations or certifications strictly to help reduce our cyber insurance premiums25%

Yes, we have pursued new accreditations or certifications strictly to obtain cyber insurance53%

No, we have not pursued new accreditations or certifications strictly for reasons related to cyber insurance38%

We do not have cyber insurance10%

Not sure1%

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Chief Information Security Officer in Finance (non-banking)4 years ago

Can anyone share what accreditations have successfully been used to lower insurance premiums?

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