Yes, and your controls now decide the terms rather than the need. Underwriters ask about multi-factor authentication, backups held offline and tested, endpoint detection, patching discipline, and how privileged accounts are managed. Weak answers can mean a declination, a lower limit, or a coinsurance requirement on ransomware rather than simply a higher price. Strong answers buy better terms. What they do not buy is immunity, since most incidents arrive through a person or a vendor rather than through a technical failure.
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