Solutions · Insurers & brokers

Know which insured companies were just listed — and which sectors are heating up.

Portfolio watchlists, sector ransomware trend reports, and historical victim data to sharpen underwriting and portfolio monitoring.

Use cases

Three ways insurers use Offsys Intel.

Portfolio monitoring

Upload your insured company list as a watchlist. When one appears on a ransomware leak site, you hear about it the same day — not weeks later in a claim.

Sector trend reports

Weekly and monthly sector-level ransomware activity reports: which industries are seeing more listings, which gangs are shifting focus, and where volume is trending.

Underwriting data

Historical victim data via API: how often companies in a sector and geography appear on leak sites, which gangs target them, and sector risk scores.

Features you'll use

Built for portfolio and underwriting teams.

  • Portfolio watchlists — bulk upload insured companies
  • Watchlist match alerts — email, Slack, API webhook
  • Sector Edition briefings — weekly ransomware trends by industry
  • Executive Brief — monthly one-pager for leadership, no jargon
  • REST API — historical victim data, sector risk scores, gang profiles
  • STIX 2.1 / CSV / PDF exports
  • Gang activity heatmaps and sector forecasts Labs

Example workflow

A day in the life.

01
Portfolio alert

An insured manufacturing company (fictional) appears on a leak site. Your portfolio team is notified within hours, well before a claim is filed.

02
Context and risk assessment

The alert includes the gang profile, their typical behaviour (dump timing, ransom demands), and the company's sector risk score.

03
Proactive outreach

Your claims team reaches out early. The weekly sector report shows whether this is an isolated incident or part of a broader campaign.

Fictional example. No real companies or claims.

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