Prove your security level to your insurer

A self-declared questionnaire does not show what is actually on the network. A technical audit, followed by tracking over time, gives the broker and the insurer a verifiable basis.

From self-declaration to proof

Before underwriting

The Oxyscan Valise, a standardised audit

Carried out on site by Oxydian or a provider equipped with the Valise, the audit applies the same method to every engagement, covers the internal network and the external surface, and produces a report to present to the broker or insurer.

• Tested findingsActive Directory, passwords, vulnerabilities, Wi-Fi, internet exposure: each finding is based on a real test.
• An executive and technical reportA summary for management and the detail of findings, ranked by criticality.
• Proven fixesAfter a fix, each flaw can be rechecked in one click and switches to “Fixed”, timestamped.
• A comparable follow-up visitA past audit can be reopened at any time: same method, same scope, to measure the change from one year to the next.

During the policy

The Oxyscan BOX, lasting proof

Permanently installed, the BOX shows that the level is maintained over time, a strong argument at renewal.

• An executive report every monthScores, priority vulnerabilities, detected attacks and action plan: a monthly PDF that tracks how the level evolves.
• Dated fixesEach flaw that disappears switches to “Fixed” with its date. Each accepted risk is logged with a comment.
• New flaws identifiedNew devices, new CVEs: the weekly scan brings them to the surface.
• Attacks detected and loggedSuspicious behaviour triggers a real-time alert and appears in the monthly report.

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