You hold the most personal data of any sector outside healthcare, for decades.

Insurers accumulate medical histories, financial records and identity documents, then keep them for the life of the policy. The exposure compounds every year, and the systems holding it are often the oldest in the building.

Policyholder data at rest

Medical histories, financial details and identity documents held for the life of the policy and years beyond it.

Data classification, database security and leakage prevention around the records themselves.

Broker and agent access

Hundreds of external users reaching quotation and policy systems from devices you do not manage.

Brokered access with least privilege, device posture checks and full session recording for third parties.

Claims fraud and manipulation

Business logic in claims and quotation systems abused rather than broken, which no signature detects.

Application testing focused on logic and authorisation, plus monitoring for anomalous account behaviour.

Legacy core systems

Policy administration platforms that cannot be patched on anyone else’s schedule.

Compensating controls: segmentation, virtual patching and monitoring around the system rather than inside it.

Regulatory exposure

Data protection law, central bank requirements and the reporting obligations that follow a breach.

A live risk register, defined incident reporting and evidence maintained continuously.

Data stays where it belongs

Policyholder records classified, monitored and prevented from leaving by any of the routes that normally carry them out.

Access is provable

Every privileged and third-party session brokered, recorded and searchable, which answers the regulator and the internal auditor at once.

Interruption is survivable

Detection, containment and a rehearsed response, so a claims platform outage is measured in hours rather than trust.