
Underwriting-Aligned Cyber Risk Translation for Healthcare Organizations
We translate operational cybersecurity controls into insurer-validated evidence—reducing claim friction, strengthening coverage defensibility, and simplifying renewals.


Underwriting-Aligned Cyber Evidence for Healthcare Organizations
Perimity helps healthcare organizations translate operational cybersecurity into underwriting-aligned evidence that supports both insurance evaluation and claim defensibility.
As insurers place greater emphasis on validated controls and demonstrable risk maturity, many organizations face a growing gap between how security is implemented and how it is interpreted during underwriting and claims. Technical safeguards may exist — but without structured, insurer-aligned evidence, risk posture can be misunderstood.
The Perimity™ Cyber Evidence Framework provides a structured approach to align operational controls with insurance evaluation criteria, clarify ownership, and focus validation efforts on the areas that most influence underwriting outcomes.
Security maturity isn’t just about implementation — it’s about translating real-world controls into financially defensible proof when it matters most.
Defensible Alignment Across Insurance, HIPAA, and Security Controls

Align Insurance Requirements
Map insurer questionnaire domains to the controls you actually have in place—so responses are accurate, consistent, and defensible.
Translate HIPAA Safeguards into Evidence
Connect HIPAA expectations to real operational security controls, documentation, and accountable owners.
Expose Material Coverage Gaps
Identify the gaps that matter most for underwriting, renewals, and third-party risk—not generic compliance checklists.
Strengthen Claim Readiness
Build an evidence-backed posture that holds up under insurer scrutiny—before an incident forces the question.
Operational Security That Stands Up to Insurance Scrutiny
Underwriting Alignment
Translate controls into insurer-recognized risk signals.
Evidence Integrity
Ensure documentation supports defensible coverage decisions.
Regulatory Alignment
Bridge HIPAA safeguards with underwriting expectations.
Claim Leverage
Reduce friction and strengthen negotiation position before incidents occur.

🧾 Insurance Control Evidence Mapping
Perimity Pulse helps you understand how your day-to-day security controls align with what cyber insurers are asking you to attest to.
We translate underwriting requirements into specific control evidence—policies, technical safeguards, and accountable owners—so you can respond with clarity during renewals, audits, or claims.
Rather than generic monitoring, Pulse provides defensible alignment between what’s required and what can be proven.
🔐 Defensible Privacy Posture

Protecting patient information requires more than compliance checkboxes—it requires clear evidence that safeguards are implemented and enforceable.
Perimity Pulse maps HIPAA expectations to operational security controls and documentation, helping teams identify gaps, ownership, and the proof insurers and regulators expect.
The result is stronger privacy defensibility when scrutiny increases.

🤝 Third-Party & Vendor Risk Defensibility
Healthcare organizations depend on connected vendors—EHR platforms, billing providers, imaging systems, and IT partners—all of which expand the attack surface.
Perimity Pulse helps clarify where third-party access, contractual safeguards, and control evidence may fall short of insurer and HIPAA expectations.
This reduces ambiguity across vendors and strengthens your posture for underwriting and claim readiness.

Why Perimity Pulse?
Confidence Across Coverage, Compliance, and Controls.
Insurance-to-Control Defensibility
Perimity Pulse helps healthcare organizations align cyber insurance requirements with the security controls and evidence they can actually prove—reducing ambiguity during underwriting, renewals, and claims.
HIPAA Safeguard Evidence Alignment
We translate HIPAA expectations into operational control evidence—policies, technical safeguards, and accountable ownership—so privacy and compliance are defensible, not just documented.
Third-Party Risk & Renewal Readiness
Insurer scrutiny increasingly centers on vendors and connected systems. Pulse clarifies third-party access, control gaps, and the evidence needed to respond confidently during renewals or after an incident.
