Agency and vendor compromise
Attackers break into smaller agencies, adjusters and administrators to reach carrier portals and policyholder data through trusted connections.
Hartford insures the world, and its insurers, agencies and aerospace suppliers hold data attackers prize. We test, monitor and defend them, with an incident line that answers 24/7.
Greater Hartford has been an insurance capital for two centuries. Major carriers downtown and in the suburbs are surrounded by agencies, brokers, adjusters, third-party administrators and insurtech firms, all handling policyholder data, claims and payments. East Hartford and the Connecticut River Valley add a deep aerospace and precision manufacturing supply chain, and large hospital systems round out the region.
Insurers are a natural target: they hold financial, health and personal data on millions of people, and smaller agencies and vendors connect directly to carrier systems. Aerospace suppliers face espionage aimed at defense programs. StrikeProof helps Hartford-area firms test their defenses, monitor them around the clock and respond quickly, with the findings Connecticut’s insurance regulator, defense primes and carriers’ vendor reviews expect.
A written information security program, penetration testing, 24/7 monitoring and incident response that meets the Insurance Department’s reporting clock.
NIST SP 800-171 controls, CMMC readiness and DFARS incident reporting.
SOC 2 readiness, application testing and evidence for carrier vendor reviews.
HIPAA safeguards, ransomware defense and monitoring for systems that can’t go down.
Attackers go where the money and the data are. In Greater Hartford, these are the threats we see shaped by the local economy.
Attackers break into smaller agencies, adjusters and administrators to reach carrier portals and policyholder data through trusted connections.
Compromised mailboxes and fake claimant or vendor details are used to redirect claim payments and commissions.
Precision manufacturers in the defense supply chain hold controlled technical data that state-backed groups actively pursue.
Connecticut’s Insurance Data Security Law requires insurance licensees to maintain a written information security program based on a risk assessment, oversee their vendors and notify the Insurance Commissioner of a cybersecurity event as promptly as possible and no later than three business days. Every business also falls under the general breach law: notice to affected residents and the Attorney General within 60 days of discovery, and 24 months of identity theft protection when Social Security numbers are exposed. Connecticut also limits punitive damages in breach suits for businesses that maintain a framework-based cybersecurity program.
General information, not legal advice. Confirm your obligations with your attorney.
Offense informs defense. We test like attackers, monitor around the clock, and respond fast, all from one team.
A 24/7 line for Hartford businesses facing ransomware, a compromised mailbox or a fraudulent wire. Containment and forensics start remotely within minutes of your call.
Explore incident responseNetwork, web application, cloud and phishing tests that show how an attacker would get in, with a prioritized fix list and a retest.
Explore VAPTAround-the-clock monitoring of your endpoints, cloud accounts and email, so account takeovers and intrusions are caught and stopped early.
Explore SOC & MDRGap assessments, control implementation and audit-ready evidence for the frameworks Hartford businesses are held to.
Explore complianceCustomers, regulators and insurers in Greater Hartford increasingly want proof of security, not promises. We map your controls to the frameworks that apply to you and help you produce the evidence.
Our monitoring, testing and incident response are delivered over secure remote connections, so every business in Greater Hartford gets the same team, the same speed and the same pricing, downtown or out in the suburbs.
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