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Can an MSP answer a client's cyber insurance questionnaire from a scan?

The Cyber Insurance Report answers 19 carrier questions from a consented Microsoft 365 review. Each answer states Observed, Customer-confirmed, Gap, or Not assessed; a domain scan alone is not enough.

By Steve Copeland

What it does

  1. Use a consented Microsoft 365 review as the report's input.
  2. Answer 19 carrier questions.
  3. Label answers Observed when supported by the review.
  4. Distinguish Customer-confirmed answers from observed evidence.
  5. Keep Gap and Not assessed answers visible.
  6. Deliver a client PDF with a partner copy.
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Illustrative example

· Not customer data

The MSP uses a consented Microsoft tenant review to prepare answers to 19 carrier questions, keeping each answer's evidence state visible.

Questions MSPs ask

Can a domain scan produce this report on its own?

No. The Cyber Insurance Report needs a consented Microsoft 365 review, not the domain scan alone.

How many carrier questions does it answer?

The report answers 19 carrier questions.

How are the answers labeled?

Each answer states Observed, Customer-confirmed, Gap, or Not assessed.

What copies are provided?

The report is a client PDF with a partner copy.

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