In cyber, your security posture is your rate. The controls underwriters price on — MFA, trained employees, tested backups — are the same ones that stop the loss from happening at all. These are the tools and official resources we put in front of cyber insurance buyers, from ten-person shops to $100M operations. Some are formal Thrive partners; the rest are independent vendors we trust. Every regulatory link goes straight to the source.
The controls carriers ask about on every application — and the training that stops the click that starts the claim.
Our official training partner — documented employee security-awareness and compliance training your whole team actually completes, with the records to prove it when an underwriter or regulator asks. Thrive clients get preferred onboarding through their advisor.
gotsafety.comA business password manager kills the reused-password problem behind a huge share of account takeovers — and gives every employee unique, strong credentials with almost no friction.
Visit siteHardware security keys (YubiKeys) are phishing-resistant MFA — the strongest answer to the multi-factor question on every cyber application.
Visit siteTested, offline-capable backups are what turn ransomware from an existential event into a bad week — and underwriters price accordingly.
Backup and recovery with immutable-backup options — copies ransomware cannot encrypt or delete, which is exactly the phrasing carriers now use on applications.
Visit siteStraightforward, inexpensive cloud backup for smaller businesses — an easy way to get a real offsite copy of everything without an IT department.
Visit siteStraight to the source — the agencies that set the standards and take the reports.
The Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency’s plain-language guidance for individuals and small businesses: phishing, passwords, MFA, and updates.
cisa.govThe Federal Trade Commission’s step-by-step guide to what a business must do after a breach — the checklist your incident response will follow.
ftc.govWhere cybercrime gets reported to federal law enforcement — and the source of the annual Internet Crime Report on national loss trends.
ic3.govThe national standard for organizing a security program — the framework underwriter questions are quietly built on.
nist.govVendors listed are independent companies and are not affiliated with Thrive Risk Management unless noted as an official partner. We receive no referral commission — we share them because stronger controls mean fewer losses and better pricing for our clients. The GotSafety client enrollment portal is reserved for active Thrive clients; contact your advisor to enroll.
We’ll review your security setup against what carriers require, close the gaps that cost money, and quote the markets that reward them.