Techsico IT runs the controls your insurer’s cybersecurity questionnaire actually checks. We deploy them, monitor them, and document them for the renewal cycle: MFA, EDR, segmented backups, MDR, helpdesk, executive IT advisory, and a SOC posture sized for a 5 to 25 clinician behavioral health group practice. Compliance language gets cited as proof, not as the headline.
The technical-controls stack
Each of the practices below maps directly to a question on a typical cyber insurance renewal questionnaire. We run them as a unit, not as eight unrelated SKUs.
- Managed IT Services: day-to-day helpdesk, endpoint management, patching cadence, and the operational reliability your practice managers and clinicians actually feel.
- Managed Security Services: MFA enrollment, identity hygiene, conditional-access policy, and the user-side controls that drive most of the questionnaire.
- SOC/MDR Security Operations: 24/7 detection and response on EDR signal, with humans investigating anomalies before they become a renewal-killing incident.
- Comprehensive Cybersecurity: the full stack bundled. EDR, MDR, segmented backups, phishing simulation training, and dark web monitoring.
- Cybersecurity Compliance: evidence packages aligned to HIPAA Security Rule and the questions insurers actually ask. Compliance as proof, not theater.
- Backup and Disaster Recovery: segmented, tested, restorable. The control that decides whether a ransomware day is a recoverable day.
- Executive IT Advisory: a standing IT and security partner for owners and clinical directors making operational and technology decisions.
- HIPAA Readiness: targeted readiness work for the HIPAA Security Rule controls that intersect with the cyber insurance questionnaire.
If your practice manager just got a cyber insurance renewal questionnaire and the answers don’t match what’s actually deployed, that’s the conversation we have first.