Liability-Guard by Affiliated
Your Shield Against Cyber Threats
Executive Guide: How to Protect Your Business, Prove Compliance, and Prepare for Cyber Incidents
Why Does Your Organization Need Liability-Guard?
1. Protect Your Organization from Cyber Risks
Cyber threats continue to evolve, and businesses of all sizes
are prime targets for attacks. Liability-Guard helps
prevent:
- Data
breaches that expose sensitive
customer or employee information.
- Downtime
from cyber incidents, which can cost your business
time, money, and reputation.
- Legal
and financial consequences due to non-compliance
with security policies.
2. Ensure Compliance with Cyber Liability Insurance
If you have cyber liability insurance, your
provider expects you to implement and maintain security
policies. Without proper compliance, you risk losing coverage when
you need it most. Liability-Guard ensures that:
- You
have the policies and procedures in place to meet
insurance requirements.
- You
are documenting and validating your security efforts.
- Your
insurance claims will be paid in case of a cyber
incident.
3. Meet Customer & Regulatory Security Requirements
Many organizations now require their vendors and partners to
demonstrate cybersecurity readiness. If your business cannot prove
compliance, you may lose contracts and clients.
Liability-Guard helps you:
- Respond
to customer security questionnaires with
confidence.
- Maintain
compliance with regulations like
HIPAA, CMMC, and FTC guidelines.
- Prove
cybersecurity readiness to customers, reducing
the risk of losing business.
4. Recover Quickly from Cyber Incidents
Even with strong defenses, cyber incidents can still happen. Liability-Guard ensures
your organization:
- Has
an Incident Response Plan in place to act fast.
- Can recover
efficiently and minimize downtime.
- Maintains
a Business Continuity Plan to keep operations running.
5. Secure Your Vendor & Supply Chain Risks
If your key vendors or partners lack cybersecurity
safeguards, their vulnerabilities become your risk. Liability-Guard
includes:
- Vendor
security reviews to assess potential
risks.
- Supply
chain security evaluations to ensure compliance.
- Protection
for sensitive data shared with third-party
vendors.
