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Cyber Resiliency Network

Your organization’s cybersecurity needs are always changing. MMA's Cyber Resiliency Network connects you with trusted vendor partners to help you stay prepared and bounce back from cyber threats. We aim to build your confidence in managing risks, making smarter choices about risk transfer, and navigating the cyber insurance world with ease. The network helps you identify issues, protect assets, respond effectively, and recover quickly.

MMA’s Cyber Resiliency Network

Our Cyber Resiliency Network helps organizations stay prepared and resilient through connections to vendor partners. Our goal is to support you in confidently managing cyber risks, making smarter risk transfer choices, and navigating the cyber insurance market. It’s designed to:

Identify

Build your understanding of managing cybersecurity risks to systems, data, assets, and capabilities.

Protect

Develop and put in place safeguards to help ensure critical services are maintained.

Respond and recover

Create plans and actions to respond to cybersecurity incidents and restore affected services.

Frequently asked questions

Cyber resilience is a company’s ability to prepare for, respond to, and recover from cyber threats while keeping essential business functions running. These days, it’s less about if you’ll face an incident and more about when. Building resilience helps businesses not only defend against attacks but also adapt and succeed in a tech-driven world.

Building resilience helps you respond quickly during a cyber incident, allowing you to act fast and reduce downtime and financial impact. It’s about getting back on track as smoothly as possible. Additionally, companies that actively manage their cyber risks and put controls in place often qualify for better insurance terms, such as lower premiums or broader coverage.

Many organizations find it helpful to begin with a risk assessment or by developing an incident response plan, often with help from a law firm. A risk assessment shows what controls you should put in place under "protect." Consulting a law firm can give you a clearer picture of your overall cyber risks and the first steps to address them. Contact us if you’d like guidance—we’re happy to point you in the right direction.

Talk to a cyber specialist today.

Disclaimer:
You are under no obligation to enter into a business relationship with any vendor referred to you by Marsh McLennan Agency. Whether to do so is in your sole discretion. Marsh McLennan Agency is not responsible for the performance, acts or omissions of any vendor. If you choose to enter into a business relationship with a vendor referred by Marsh McLennan Agency, please note that Marsh McLennan Agency may receive a referral fee or other compensation from the vendor in connection with the vendor’s provision of services to you.