Compliance-linked cyber insurance from live risk evidence.
Fig's embedded insurance module maps your compliance data directly to insurance underwriting. Compliance data is insurance currency - Fig translates continuous compliance monitoring into documented evidence that improves insurance terms, reduces premiums, and improves coverage.
Compliance data flows into underwriting.
Five connected steps turn live compliance posture into insurance-grade evidence.
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Compliance data collection
Fig monitors your compliance posture across chosen frameworks. Data flows continuously.
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Evidence aggregation
Automatically compile control evidence, audit trails, and assessment results.
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Insurance module
Translate compliance data into insurance-relevant metrics and risk scoring.
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Underwriting submission
Share formatted compliance evidence directly with insurance partners for assessment.
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Premium optimisation
Better data leads to better terms. Insurance partners offer improved pricing.

Coverage types where compliance data matters.
Cyber liability insurance
Data breach and cyber incident coverage.
Better controls = lower claims risk = better premiums.
Professional indemnity
Coverage for errors, omissions, and professional negligence.
Documented compliance demonstrates risk management.
Directors & officers (D&O)
Protection for leadership against governance failures.
Strong compliance culture reduces D&O exposure.
Management liability
Employment practices and management risks.
Documented policies and training reduce claims.
Better insurance outcomes for your clients.
Your clients need better insurance terms. Fig helps them get it by turning compliance data into evidence that insurers trust.
Embedded insurance distribution
Deliver better terms to every client.
Better underwriting data
Instead of insurance partners asking vague questions, they get documented controls and audit trails.
Competitive advantage
Your clients get better insurance terms through proven compliance. You become a risk management partner, not just a vendor.
Stronger client retention
Better insurance outcomes strengthen client relationships and reduce churn.
Fewer claims rejected
Fig monitors compliance against policy conditions in real time. If a patch lapses or MFA expires, you know before it becomes a reason for your insurer to deny a claim.
Better premiums through proven compliance.
Insurance underwriters are tired of questionnaires. Show them real compliance data and get rewarded with better terms.
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Evidence-based underwriting
Underwriters see real compliance data, not questionnaire answers. More accurate risk assessment = better pricing.
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Premium outcomes
Documented controls and continuous monitoring can improve insurers' risk assessment and pricing outcomes.
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Faster insurance renewals
When underwriters can see your compliance posture in real time, renewals become conversations, not negotiations.
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Third-party risk evidence
Insurance partners want to see you monitor your MSPs. Fig gives you the documented proof.
How is this different?
Why compliance-powered insurance beats traditional broker models.
Annual questionnaires
Continuous monitoring with real-time data
Self-reported compliance status
Evidence-based control verification
Priced with limited visibility
Underwriters assess documented controls
One-time snapshot
Ongoing audit trail of compliance management
Questions?
Everything you need to know about compliance and insurance.
How does compliance data actually impact insurance pricing?
Underwriters use compliance data as a proxy for risk. Strong controls, documented processes, and continuous monitoring tell insurers you are actively managing risk. Better data = lower perceived risk = better premiums.
Do insurance companies actually want this data?
Absolutely. Most insurers struggle with how to assess real risk. They get questionnaires that clients self-report. Fig gives them what they actually want: documented controls, audit trails, and continuous monitoring.
Can we use Fig for insurance purposes even if we're not using it for compliance internally?
Yes, though it's not optimal. Fig works best as your continuous compliance platform. But we can run assessments specifically for insurance underwriting purposes.
Which insurance products does Fig support?
We support cyber liability, professional indemnity, D&O, and management liability insurance. We're actively adding other products. The key is that any insurance requiring compliance assessment can benefit from our data.
How long does it take to see insurance premium improvements?
You'll have compliance data immediately (48-hour go-live). Insurance renewals happen on different timelines. Most clients see improved terms within 3-6 months when they include Fig data in their renewal conversations.
Can we share Fig compliance data with multiple insurance companies?
Yes. You control what data gets shared with whom. Multiple insurers can access your compliance posture for assessment purposes.
What happens if we find compliance gaps? Does it hurt our insurance?
Transparency is better than ignorance. Insurers would rather see you identify and remediate gaps than discover them later. Fig helps you show the remediation timeline and progress.
How much compliance data do insurance partners actually need?
Depends on the insurance type and underwriter. Cyber insurance cares about technical controls. D&O cares about governance and processes. We help you map your compliance data to what each insurance partner needs.
Can MSPs use Fig to improve insurance outcomes for their clients?
Yes. MSPs run Fig as a multi-tenant compliance platform across their client portfolio. Each client gets documented controls, audit trails, and continuous monitoring: the inputs underwriters use to price cyber and professional indemnity policies. The MSP becomes the compliance partner that helps clients secure better insurance terms.
Do MSP clients see their own compliance data when Fig is white-labelled?
Yes. Fig combines IASME-licensed Cyber Essentials delivery with a multi-tenant MSP platform and white-label workflow, so MSP clients log in to a branded view of their own compliance posture and insurance evidence. The MSP controls how the interface is presented.
Do MSP clients need their own Cyber Essentials certificate before they can benefit from compliance-linked insurance?
No. Cyber Essentials and the compliance automation platform are separate products. Clients can use Fig for ongoing compliance monitoring and insurance evidence regardless of whether they currently hold Cyber Essentials. Many MSPs use Fig to bundle both: certification through Fig Compliance Ltd plus continuous monitoring through Fig Technology Ltd.
Which insurance partners does Fig work with for MSP-distributed insurance?
Fig works with UK insurance partners to map your compliance data directly to underwriting. Instead of insurers asking vague questionnaire questions, they receive documented controls and audit trails to assess real risk. MSP clients can also share Fig reports with their own broker or any direct underwriter; you are not locked into a single partner.
What if our MSP client has no insurance yet - can Fig help them apply?
Yes. This is a strong use case. Fig compliance data helps a previously-uninsured client apply with proven controls and continuous monitoring evidence in hand. They get better terms on initial policies; the MSP becomes the compliance partner that helped them secure cover for the first time.
Turn compliance into insurance advantage.
MSPs can create new revenue streams. Corporates can reduce premiums. Let's talk about how Fig can help.