AI Tools for Cyber Insurance Specialists
AI tools that help cyber insurance specialists assess technology risk, research threat intelligence, evaluate CVE exposures, and underwrite cyber policies with better data.
Works in Chat, Cowork and Code
Pre-bind cyber risk assessment
Scan a prospective insured's external attack surface before binding cover. Identify unpatched software, exposed admin panels, open RDP ports, and known CVEs affecting their public infrastructure. Get objective risk data instead of relying solely on self-reported questionnaires.
Scan complete. Found 3 high-severity issues: RDP exposed on port 3389, Apache version 2.4.49 (CVE-2021-41773), and an admin panel reachable without MFA. Recommend requiring remediation of all three before binding.
CVE and threat intelligence research
Monitor the vulnerability landscape for high-impact CVEs affecting software your insureds commonly run. Understand which vulnerabilities are being actively exploited in the wild so you can proactively reach out to policyholders at elevated risk.
Found 4 critical CVEs. CVE-2024-21410 (Exchange NTLM relay, CVSS 9.8) is confirmed in active exploitation by multiple threat actors. CVE-2024-22252 (VMware ESXi heap overflow) has proof-of-concept code available. Both require urgent patching.
Ransomware and breach claims research
Research the incident history for industries in your book. Understand attack vectors, average ransom demands, recovery costs, and regulatory penalties to calibrate reserves and pricing for specific industry verticals.
Found 34 confirmed incidents. Average ransom demand: $1.2M (paid in 41% of cases). Average recovery time: 26 days. Primary attack vectors: phishing (56%), RDP brute force (31%). Average total loss including downtime: $3.8M.
Competitor cyber insurance market research
Track how competing carriers are pricing cyber cover, what exclusions are becoming standard, and how capacity is shifting across industry sectors. Stay informed on market hardening, aggregate accumulation strategies, and new product launches.
Compiled intelligence on 5 carriers. All now include nation-state war exclusions per Lloyd's CL 380. Three have introduced ransomware sublimits at 25-50% of policy limit. Coalition and Corvus are differentiating via embedded security monitoring products.
Prospecting technology and SME accounts
Find technology companies, healthcare providers, and financial services firms that are prime cyber insurance prospects. Target by employee count, technology stack, or revenue range to build a qualified pipeline.
Found 43 health tech companies matching criteria. 18 are SaaS platforms handling PHI, 12 are medical device firms with connected devices — both high-need segments for cyber. List includes CEO, CISO names, and LinkedIn profiles.
Domain and infrastructure due diligence
Look up DNS records, SSL certificate health, and domain registration details for prospective insureds. Verify that they maintain proper certificate hygiene and have not had their domains suspended or flagged for abuse.
prospectco.com: SSL valid, expires in 245 days. SPF and DMARC records present. No domain blacklist flags. DNS is clean — no evidence of recent compromise or subdomain hijacking.
Ready-to-use prompts
Run an external security scan on targetcompany.com. List all open ports, software versions detected, and any known CVE vulnerabilities. Flag anything actively exploited in the wild.
Summarize ransomware attack trends affecting US financial services companies in the last 12 months. Include average ransom, common entry vectors, and notable incidents.
Look up CVE-2024-3400 (PAN-OS command injection). Explain the severity, what systems are affected, whether it is being actively exploited, and what patches are available.
Find CISOs and IT directors at US healthcare organizations with 100–1000 employees who might be evaluating cyber insurance. Include names, titles, and company details.
Check the DNS records, SSL certificate, and security reputation for applicant-domain.com. Flag any issues that are relevant to cyber insurance underwriting.
Run a penetration test on the login page and API endpoints at api.targetapp.io. Test for SQL injection, XSS, authentication bypass, and other OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities.
Research cyber breach and ransomware losses specifically in the US manufacturing sector over the last 2 years. Include total losses, regulatory penalties, and common attack vectors.
Search for all CVEs published in the last 30 days with a CVSS score of 9.0 or above affecting Windows Server, Cisco IOS, and Oracle databases.
Tools to power your best work
165+ tools.
One conversation.
Everything cyber insurance specialists need from AI, connected to the assistant you already use. No extra apps, no switching tabs.
New cyber submission underwriting
Assess a new cyber submission objectively: scan external perimeters, look up active CVEs affecting their known stack, and research their sector's loss history.
Proactive portfolio risk monitoring
Regularly scan for newly disclosed CVEs affecting software commonly used by your policyholders and flag accounts that need urgent attention.
Cyber prospect outreach pipeline
Build a qualified prospect list in target verticals, research their likely exposures, and tailor outreach around specific risk factors.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use the security scanner on a prospect without their permission?
The Security Scanner performs passive reconnaissance on publicly accessible infrastructure — the same information a threat actor could gather. For active penetration testing, always obtain written authorization from the domain owner before running tests.
How current is the CVE vulnerability database?
The Vulnerability Database pulls from NVD, MITRE, and vendor advisories and is updated continuously. Newly published CVEs typically appear within hours of disclosure, including CVSS scores, affected versions, and patch availability.
Can these tools replace a formal cybersecurity audit?
These tools provide objective external risk indicators that complement questionnaires and broker submissions. They do not replace a formal penetration test or security audit by a qualified assessor, which may still be required for large accounts or certain policy conditions.
What information does the DNS lookup tool reveal about security posture?
DNS & Domain checks SPF, DKIM, DMARC configurations, SSL certificate validity and expiry, domain reputation against blocklists, and WHOIS registration data. Missing email authentication records are a strong predictor of phishing-related claims.
How do I research accumulation risk across my portfolio for a specific CVE?
Use Vulnerability Database to understand which software versions are affected, then cross-reference against self-reported technology stacks in your policy data. Deep Research can supplement with reports on which industries are being actively targeted for that specific vulnerability.
Give your AI superpowers.
Works in Chat, Cowork and Code