Your insurance renewal, your next audit, and your board's quarterly cyber update all ask for the same thing. We produce that thing continuously.
If you're the Director who owns security at an SMB, you spend most of your year answering one question from three audiences. The carrier asks "do you know what's on your network and can you prove it?" The auditor asks the same thing in a different format. Your board asks "are we more exposed than our peers?", which depends on the same answer. CybrIQ produces that answer continuously, so you stop reconstructing it manually each cycle.
30-day pilot, no fee. Three deliverables yours regardless of decision: inventory, drift report, evidence pack mapped to your frameworks.
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The three pressures, in the order they show up.
Most Directors I work with are running all three in parallel by Q2. Pick the one biting first; we cover all three under one tool.
Cyber-insurance renewal
96% of carriers now mandate enforced MFA. 88% require EDR/MDR with centralized visibility. Risk-based underwriting is the standard. Your premium is now a function of the evidence you can produce. We produce that evidence on a continuous cycle, not a renewal-week sprint.
Audit preparation
PCI 4.0, SOC 2, HIPAA, NIST 800-171, CMMC L2, NDAA Section 889. Every one asks for inventory and change history that's hard to reconstruct manually. We hand you a pre-mapped evidence pack you query and export. Customers report dropping audit prep from six weeks to four days.
Board reporting
Your board now expects quarterly cyber updates. The single question underneath every board question is "what's actually on our network, and can we prove it?" We give you the numbers, the framework mapping, and the talking points. Forward-able to your CEO/CFO without translation.
Why this is biting in 2026.
Three forces are converging on the Director-level role at SMBs simultaneously this year. None of them are theoretical; they're showing up in renewal questionnaires and board-meeting agendas right now.
The pattern across all three: carriers, auditors, and regulators have stopped accepting attestation. They want continuous evidence, produced by a tool, not reconstructed by your team the week before the deadline. That's the gap CybrIQ closes.
What every pilot turns up.
Anonymized results from the customer base. These numbers travel well; they're the kind of thing you can drop into a board deck.
An anonymized example you can forward.
A Fortune-500 healthcare campus, 120 conference rooms across two main buildings. HIPAA, PCI 4.0, and SOC 2 controls all required current device inventory. The security team's stated inventory accuracy was around 85%. The first sweep after deploying CybrIQ found 312 devices in the piloted footprint, 47 of them not on the asset register at all, and 3 unmanaged switches bridging laptops onto the production VLAN. One of those unmanaged switches had been quietly in place for over a year. The next HIPAA control walk-through used the evidence pack directly; the auditor accepted on first review. Audit prep dropped from six weeks to four days.
See the platform in action.
A live demo of the platform and a conversation about whether CybrIQ fits your environment. No slide deck. No follow-up sales sequence.
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