Brokers
Bring underwriters a submission backed by verified control integrity, not a checklist.
The intelligence layer between cybersecurity and cyber insurance
Pulse evaluates control integrity and translates technical findings into standardized, underwriting-aligned signals — turning raw evidence into intelligence brokers, underwriters, and organizations can trust.
The problem
Today
Cyber risk gets priced off self-attestations, point-in-time scans, and questionnaires that tell you a control is configured — not whether it's actually working. A checkbox and a functioning control look identical on paper. They aren't.
With Pulse
Pulse evaluates control integrity directly, not self-reported status — then standardizes the findings into signals that map to how underwriters already think about risk. Comparable across submissions. Current, not point-in-time.
How Pulse works
Pulse starts with identity security — beginning with Microsoft Entra ID — and is built as a modular platform that expands across the security stack over time.
Each control is assessed for whether it's actually functioning as intended, not just configured or reported as present.
Findings are normalized into a consistent signal set — comparable across organizations, and current instead of point-in-time.
Signals become meaningful assessments of risk, exposure, and insurance readiness — usable at submission, renewal, and across a portfolio.
From the field
"It's less 'do you have MFA?' and more 'prove your MFA is working and monitored.' The organizations that struggle aren't missing controls — they're missing the documentation discipline."
Gene Magerr — Healthcare CISO
See Pulse in action
Three identity security scenarios, run through Pulse's actual scoring pipeline — not mockups. Starting with Microsoft Entra ID.
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Who it's for
Bring underwriters a submission backed by verified control integrity, not a checklist.
Compare control integrity across submissions on one standardized signal set — instead of reconciling self-attestations line by line.
See whether your controls actually work, not just whether they're configured — and know exactly what strengthens your standing at renewal.
What's next
Pulse today verifies identity and endpoint controls directly from a client's environment. Two things we're actively building next:
An outside-in view — what's exposed to the internet — alongside the internal signal Pulse already verifies, so a submission reflects both sides of the risk.
Ongoing verification that the controls attested at binding are still true throughout the policy term — not just a point-in-time snapshot.
We're building the intelligence layer between cybersecurity and cyber insurance, starting with identity security. Join the waitlist for early access — including what's coming next.
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