Beazley Security expands access to cyber risk posture reports

Beazley Security, a cyber risk management firm owned by Beazley Insurance, has announced the expanded availability of its Security Posture Reports (SPRs).

The reports are designed to help organizations identify and address cyber risks before an attack occurs by providing automated discovery, passive scanning, and analysis of externally exposed assets.

Originally developed in 2022 to support cyber insurance application and renewal assessments, the technology now generates on-demand reports with graphical and informational descriptions of risk areas. The reports include details on known exploited vulnerabilities, high-risk software targeted by threat actors, and recommendations for remediation.

Beazley Security has made SPRs available to all its clients and is now offering them to the general public. Clients can discuss findings and next steps with Beazley Security specialists after receiving a report.

Francisco Donoso (pictured above), chief product and technology officer at Beazley Security, said, “We have generated more than 26,000 SPRs since launching the expanded product strategy in January.” He noted that the technology provides an actionable snapshot for clients to understand their external exposure and reduce risk.

Beazley Security plans to further expand its offerings with continuous Exposure Management through the VERACIS client portal. Currently in beta, this service provides real-time monitoring of exposure and attack surfaces, updated with threat intelligence on active campaigns.

The company expects to add customized risk reduction recommendations in early 2026, leveraging historical data, incident response records, and threat intelligence to provide deeper insights and context on potential costs of inaction.

The broader cyber insurance sector continues to see cyberattack and data breach as the top risks for organizations globally. According to Aon’s 2025 Global Risk Management Survey, cyber risk remains the leading concern for both current and future planning among executives and risk managers.

Despite this, only 13% of organizations have quantified their cyber exposure, which has contributed to widespread underinsurance. The survey highlights the importance of embedding structured AI risk governance and cyber resilience frameworks into business and insurance strategies, as well as expanding access to quantification tools to help clients secure adequate coverage.

Beazley Security’s Managed Detection and Response (MXDR) solution, launched in July 2024, supports more than 180 systems and data sources and offers unlimited data ingestion with per endpoint pricing.

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