Use case
Cyber insurance renewal evidence, built from Microsoft 365.
Underwriters want something they can review. PROVE is a read-only snapshot of your Microsoft 365 that produces a clean Evidence Binder tied to an agreed scope.
What underwriting can review
The deliverable is a shareable evidence package (not a slide deck, not a vague questionnaire).
Evidence Binder
A clear binder a reviewer can read, with explicit outcomes and references.
Evidence Index
A map of what was exported, when, and which evidence supports each outcome.
Governance Worklist
Items that need policy/process proof (not just a setting). We list what a reviewer will expect to see.
Optional add-on: Evidence Pack (custodian-only)
If you need raw exports for a named custodian, PROVE can include an optional Evidence Pack. It’s never assumed; it’s explicitly requested and delivered under a controlled handling guide.
How PROVE avoids guessing
If required evidence cannot be collected, PROVE does not “fill in the blanks.” You get a Blocker Report instead.
- We agree on scope before collection (what is in/out).
- Collection is read-only (no changes during the run).
- If prerequisites block required exports, the run stops and you receive a Deliverability Blocker Report.
- Outcomes are explicit (Compliant / Non-Compliant / Evidence Required / Attestation Required / Capability Gap / Out of Scope) so reviewers can tell what is evidence, what needs documentation, and what is out of scope.
What this is (and what it is not)
What it is
- Point-in-time Microsoft 365 evidence packaging
- A reviewer-ready binder + evidence index
- A Governance Worklist for governance items
What it is not
- A certification or guarantee of underwriting outcome
- A penetration test or vulnerability scan
- MSP helpdesk, SOC monitoring, or incident response (unless separately contracted)