Bulloch Systems

Cyber insurance readiness for Ontario businesses

Insurers increasingly ask Canadian SMBs for proof of basic cyber controls before they renew coverage. We help you organize that evidence - without turning renewal into a last-minute scramble.

What insurers commonly ask about

Exact requirements vary by carrier and policy. In practice, many Ontario small businesses are asked about:

  • Multi-factor authentication (MFA) on email, remote access, and admin accounts.
  • Endpoint protection and timely patching on workstations and servers.
  • Backups - including whether Microsoft 365 data is backed up separately.
  • Privileged access - who has admin rights, and how those accounts are protected.
  • Staff awareness - phishing education and related training records.

Privacy context for Canadian firms

Federal PIPEDA applies to many private-sector organizations in Canada. Quebec's Law 25 can also matter for Ontario businesses that deal with Quebec residents or customers. We help with the IT controls that often sit beside these obligations - this is practical technical guidance, not legal advice.

How we help

  1. Review what you already have

    Microsoft 365, firewalls, antivirus, backups, and remote access.

  2. Close obvious gaps

    MFA, patching, backup coverage, and admin hygiene where needed.

  3. Package evidence

    Clear notes your broker or insurer can use at renewal.

  4. Optional free check

    Our security and insurance-readiness check is coming soon.

FAQ

Will this guarantee coverage?

No. Carriers decide coverage. We help you present accurate technical evidence.

Is this legal or insurance advice?

No. Talk with your broker and advisors for policy decisions. We handle the IT side.

Nothing here is a guarantee, SLA, or legal/insurance advice. Scope is agreed with each client.

Ready to talk about IT for your team?

Send a short note about your staff, servers, and Microsoft 365 setup. We will reply with questions, not a hard sell.