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Pulse by Perimity · Verified evidence for cyber insurance

Your cyber insurance application says “Yes.” Pulse shows what’s true.

Pulse reads Microsoft 365 with read-only access and turns the yes-or-no answers on a cyber insurance application into verified evidence, one module per control, so the gap is found before a claim, not during one.

What “yes” actually means

The application asks. Pulse checks.

The application asksWhat Pulse checksExample finding
“MFA enforced for all users?”Yes Who is registered, who is actually required, named exclusions, legacy sign-in, and sign-ins without MFA in the last 30 days MFA Analysis MFA policy on, but 3 accounts excluded, including an admin. 6 users signed in with a password alone last month.
“Admin access restricted?”Yes Number of Global Admins, admin MFA coverage and method strength, standing vs. just-in-time access MFA Analysis 9 permanent Global Admins, 2 of them using text-message codes.
“EDR on all endpoints?”Yes Coverage rate, exclusions, how current definitions are EDR 88% of devices covered, a folder-wide exclusion, and 4 devices with outdated definitions.
“Critical patches applied promptly?”Yes Known vulnerabilities, patch status on managed devices Vulnerability 12 critical vulnerabilities open more than 30 days.

Illustrative example based on common findings, not a real client.

Modules

One platform. One module per control.

Each module reads one area of the environment and produces its own report. Run one, or combine them into a single view.

Live

MFA Analysis

  • MFA registration and enforcement, user by user
  • Conditional Access coverage and named exclusions
  • Privileged access and method strength
  • Third-party access: guests, partners and apps
  • Real sign-ins: who signed in without MFA

CIS Controls 5 and 6

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In development

EDR

  • Coverage across devices
  • Exclusions
  • Definition currency

CIS Control 10

In development

Vulnerability & Patching

  • Discovered vulnerabilities
  • Patch status on managed devices
  • Time to remediate

CIS Control 7

Who it's for

One report. Read from every side of the policy.

The findings stay the same. Each version of the report shows what they mean for the person reading it.

MSP

Prove your work

A renewal evidence pack for every client, in the language their insurer uses, plus a fix list your team can act on.

Broker

Proof, not promises

Walk into the carrier with verified controls behind the submission, and see what could slow the placement before you submit.

Organization

Know before your insurer does

A wrong “Yes” can reduce or void a claim. See what is true now and what to fix to get or keep coverage.

Underwriter

Underwrite what is in place

The MFA analysis you would see after a breach, on your desk before you quote, with likely subjectivities called out.

How it works

Minutes to connect. Nothing changes in your tenant.

  1. 01

    Connect

    A Microsoft 365 admin signs in and approves read-only access. Pulse never changes a setting.

  2. 02

    Analyze

    Pulse reads configuration and recent sign-in activity, and scores each finding against CIS Controls.

  3. 03

    Share

    Get a report for your role, and share a copy with your broker or insurer through a private link.

From the field

"Occasionally, an applicant says they have MFA on all their devices, and at the time of the claim we find out some of them didn't. That can lead to misrepresentation, and sometimes a denial of coverage."
Emmanuel Tunda — Cyber Claims Professional
"It's less 'do you have MFA?' and more 'prove your MFA is working and monitored.'"
Gene Magerr — Healthcare CISO

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