Kaseya launches Cyber Insurance Fast Track Program in partnership with Cysurance

May 31, 2023

In conjunction with cyber insurance provider Cysurance, Kaseya, a supplier of remote monitoring and management technologies, has launched its Cyber Insurance Fast Track Program. This program seeks to make getting cyber insurance easier for Kaseya clients, particularly IT teams in small and medium-sized organizations.

Customers that use Kaseya’s IT Complete Security Suite can simply obtain pre-approved for Cysurance cyber insurance through the Cyber Insurance Fast Track Program. This avoids the time-consuming vetting procedure and allows clients to acquire coverage immediately. Kaseya will also provide its partners, such as managed service providers (MSPs), with access to cybersecurity insurance of up to $1.5 million. Furthermore, Kaseya partners may offer this coverage to their own clients, bolstering their cybersecurity defenses.

CEO Fred Voccola noted the rising expense and complexity of getting cyber insurance, as well as the decreasing number of organizations offering such plans. This service was created in response to Kaseya partners’ queries about making cyber insurance more inexpensive and accessible.

Kaseya partners must be certified in many modules to be eligible for the Fast Track Program, including Dark Web ID, BullPhish ID, Graphus or SaaS Defense, Datto EDR, and RocketCyber Managed SOC. Once partners have met the requirements, they may easily enter the Fast Track Program via the KaseyaOne portal, which simplifies the insurance application process.

The sources for this piece include an article in Axios.

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