Chubb partners with NetSPI to bring Attack Surface Management (ASM) to its policyholders
About Chubb
Chubb is a world leader in insurance. With operations in 54 countries and territories, Chubb provides commercial and personal property and casualty insurance, personal accident and supplemental health insurance, reinsurance and life insurance to a diverse group of clients.
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NetSPI Solutions
Attack Surface Management (ASM), Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS), Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaaS), Proactive Security
Industry
Insurance
Employee Count
10k-50k
Headquarters
New Jersey, United States
Chubb’s journey with NetSPI
Vice President of Cybersecurity Services Mike Croy first began working with NetSPI years ago to perform penetration testing on Chubb’s network environment. Now, the relationship has expanded into a partnership between Chubb and NetSPI, aiming to help improve the security posture and underwriting outcomes of Chubb’s clients.
Mike explained, “One of the challenges that we face as a cyber insurer is we’re always looking for a better way to assess risk of our insureds and potential insureds.”
Cyber Intelligence Officer Craig Guiliano also knows the value NetSPI can bring to Chubb’s policyholders, explaining, “We’re excited to partner with NetSPI and use their Attack Surface Management platform to help us better identify vulnerabilities and other security issues that can lead to claims for our policyholders.”
Mike shared that the benefit to Chubb clients doesn’t stop at ASM, “NetSPI is performing on-demand penetration tests for some of our insureds as part of the underwriting process for their renewals.”
Why Chubb and NetSPI make a successful pairing
High quality results
“We’ve found that ASM provides more accurate results, more complete results based on known exploited vulnerabilities and other security issues that can be remediated before they lead to a claim,” Craig stated.
Cyber resiliency
Based on Chubb’s own experience working with NetSPI, Craig shared, “NetSPI is exemplary at penetration testing, dynamic application security testing, and Breach and Attack Simulation. Bringing these products and services to our policyholders can help them stay resilient throughout the lifecycle of their policy.”
Sharing the security benefits
Craig knows the value NetSPI can bring to others, explaining, “We’re excited to extend the same security benefits NetSPI has afforded Chubb to our policyholders at preferred rates.”
Considering working with NetSPI? Here’s what Craig and Mike would tell you
“By partnering with NetSPI, we feel like we are offering a better service for our policyholders both at the time of underwriting and through the lifecycle of their policy.”
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