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“Is it safe?” echoes the famous line from Marathon Man. Today, organizations ask, “Are we safe?” CAI answers with a new cyber insurance assessment tool.
CAI Launches Cyber Insurance Assessment
CAI, a global services firm based in Allentown, Pa., introduced a comprehensive cyber insurance assessment on July 8, 2025. It evaluates 15 critical cybersecurity categories in one streamlined form. It aligns with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) 2.0. The goal is to help organizations secure insurance coverage, boost compliance, and fix vulnerabilities.
15 Critical Cybersecurity Categories
The assessment encompasses data privacy, logical access controls, governance, policies, artificial intelligence (AI), and other relevant areas. It maps to the six core NIST CSF 2.0 functions: identify, protect, detect, respond, recover, and govern. The hope is that this broad coverage ensures comprehensive cybersecurity readiness.
User-Centric, Efficient Design
The company claims the assessment minimizes redundant questions and speeds up completion for organizations of all sizes. Users receive clear, prioritized recommendations to inform their investment decisions. The output can support insurance applications or renewals.
Cyber Insurance Context
In 2023, cyber insurance premiums exceeded $9.8 billion. Global cybercrime costs are projected to reach trillions of dollars by 2025. Organizations face growing cyber threats. Knowing your risk posture is essential.
Rex Johnson, Vice President of Cybersecurity and Cloud Services at CAI, said: “Our universal assessment provides a standardized approach, empowering organizations and their security leaders with accurate, crucial and fast cybersecurity evaluations they can trust.”
He also noted that many organizations, especially smaller ones, lack structured methods for preparing for cyber insurance. CAI’s offering is designed to bring clarity.
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