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48,185 CVEs analyzed in 2025 · Daily forensic scans · SBOM evidence trail
of breaches now involve a third party, double the prior year (2025 Verizon DBIR)
U.S. cyber loss ratio in 2024, up more than seven points year over year (AM Best)
new CVEs published in 2025, the highest annual total ever recorded (NVD)
of confirmed breaches now involve ransomware, up from 32% (2025 Verizon DBIR)
Cyber carriers are exposed to a class of risk that traditional underwriting inputs were never designed to see. The signals that actually predict loss live deep inside an insured's software supply chain, and they change every day.
A SOC2 report, a self attestation, or an ISO 27001 certificate describes a single moment in time. Most high-visibility breaches in the last three years happened to insureds who held all three. Underwriters need a continuous signal, not an annual snapshot.
When a single open source library has a critical vulnerability, hundreds of insureds across the book may be exposed at the same moment. Without an SBOM lens across the portfolio, carriers cannot see correlated exposure until claims start arriving.
When a breach claim arrives, carriers need forensic certainty about what software was running, what dependencies were in place, and when warning signs appeared. That evidence usually does not exist. TripleKey produces it daily as a routine output.
From quote to claim, TripleKey gives every team in a cyber carrier the same live evidence base, replacing point in time attestations with a continuous data feed.
Replace weeks of back and forth questionnaires with a Tech Risk Score derived from the actual code an insured ships, plus the dependency posture behind it.
See correlated exposure the moment a critical CVE is disclosed in a widely used dependency. Quantify how many insureds are running it before the news cycle does.
Catch posture decay between renewals. When an insured's risk score drops below a threshold, trigger a touch from your risk engineering team before a small problem becomes a covered loss.
When a breach notice comes in, a daily forensic record of code and dependency state already exists. Use it to scope causation, defend coverage decisions, and pursue subrogation.
TripleKey was designed to be a routine input to underwriting and risk engineering, not a heavy implementation. The insured grants a read only token. Everything else runs in the background.
Either at quote, at bind, or as a covered service in the policy. No charge to the insured for participation.
Read only access is granted. No pipeline changes. No agent installation. No engineering lift.
TripleScan runs every 24 hours. Tech Risk Score, SBOM, CVE alerts, and license issues land in the carrier portal.
Underwriting uses the score. Portfolio teams watch aggregation. Risk engineering catches drift. Claims has evidence.
Every TripleScan plots your client against thousands of peers in the same industry. When a healthcare SaaS prospect scores 73 against a sector median of 58, your producer walks into the carrier conversation with leverage. When a manufacturer is 12 points below peer median, you know exactly what to remediate before submission.
Cyber carriers are still pricing on inputs designed for an era before continuous deployment. TripleKey was built for how software actually ships today.
Cyber underwriting leadership
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Score, SBOM, alerts, and trend charts. Multi user access for underwriting, risk engineering, and claims.
One page summary written for an underwriter. Score, top exposures, renewal recommendations. Drop straight into the file.
The same day a critical CVE is disclosed, see how many insureds, which limits, and which lines of business are exposed.
A non technical, executive ready report your risk engineers can send to the insured to drive remediation between renewals.
Time stamped record of every dependency, every score change, every alert. Delivered to defense counsel as a single bundle.