Broker Pro Tool
Submission Packet Generator
Combine domain intelligence, risk quantification, and compliance checks into a single underwriter-ready PDF packet — in minutes, not hours.
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How It Works
1
Domain Scan
Import your Domain Exposure scan results or enter a domain directly.
2
Profile & Posture
Enter company details, security controls, and regulatory scope. NIS2/DORA auto-calculated.
3
Select Sections
Choose which sections to include: exposure analysis, tax surface, risk quant, narrative.
4
Generate PDF
Download a carrier-ready multi-page PDF. Share with your broker or preferred carrier.
Every Submission Packet Includes
Cover Page & Executive Summary
Company information, scan date, risk quality narrative, and qualification tier badge. Gives underwriters immediate context before the detailed sections.
Domain Exposure Analysis
Full Domain Exposure results: attack surface scoring, vulnerabilities, security headers, SSL health, and prioritized recommendations.
Tax Surface / Regulatory Exposure
NIS2 and DORA regulatory fine calculations by entity type. Compliance gap analysis with specific article references.
Risk Quantification (€)
Monte Carlo p95 breach estimate, loss exceedance scenarios, and recommended insurance capacity. Financial exposure in euros.
Risk Quality Narrative
A 2-3 paragraph underwriter-ready assessment: key strengths, concerns, and remediation priorities. Not a recommendation — the broker decides.
Broker Next Steps
Share this packet with your broker for a smoother submission. Link to Broker Scorecard for side-by-side comparison.
Disclaimer: This tool provides an informational assessment based on publicly
available data and self-reported posture. It does not constitute insurance advice, a binding
quote, or an underwriting decision. Risk quality narratives are generated algorithmically and
should be reviewed by a qualified professional before submission. NIS2/DORA fine estimates
are based on published regulatory schedules and may differ from actual enforcement.
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