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Application Security for Insurers
Your next mass policyholder breach is already a CVE.

Application Security Built for Insurers

Your biggest security risk isn’t an unknown zero-day. It’s a known CVE sitting in a legacy claims system or TPA integration you can’t patch fast enough. Miggo shows which vulnerabilities are actually exploitable across your policy, claims, and partner applications, and shields them at runtime while the patch waits.
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You Can't Patch Your Way Out of This

Patch windows on systems you can’t take offline
Legacy policy and claims cores, third-party administrators, and broker and agent portals carry known CVEs that can’t be patched on a standard schedule without disrupting active claims processing and partner integrations.
Blind spots where policyholder PII and claims data move
TPA connections, broker portals and payer integrations create trust chains your WAF and identity stack can’t see inside. A TPA session pulling claims data at a normal rate looks identical to one quietly enumerating policyholder records.
NAIC Data Security Model Law audit-ready doesn’t mean breach-proof
An insurance application can satisfy every state DOI examination requirement and still be breached through a TPA connection or a broker portal authorization your existing tools see as normal behavior.
It already happened

It Already Happened

MOVEit, 2023: TransAmerica Life and other insurers were among the organizations breached, with more than 66 million individuals affected across the campaign. Citrix Bleed (CVE-2023-4966) hit insurers and financial institutions the same year. Both were known CVEs with patches available. The exposure was long-tail PII and claims data, exactly the records a TPA integration touches every day.

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individuals affected across the campaign

In three moves, mitigate the gap

No rearchitecting. No months-long deployment. Runtime protection that closes exploitable paths while your backlog runs.

1. Know

See your full runtime attack surface

Miggo maps every live service, connection, and data flow across your insurance environment, including legacy claims cores, TPA integrations, and broker portals, without code changes.
Auto-discovered application graph
Policyholder PII and claims data flows tagged live
New third-party connections surfaced instantly
Application topology showing internet connection branching to Java, Cloudflare, and Node.js services, with connections to third-party integrations including Stripe, Salesforce, and a service marked with PII tags, and an alert highlighting a new third-party connection with PCI/PII data access.

2. PRove

Prioritize what’s actually exploitable

Filter your CVE backlog by runtime reachability against your production claims environment. Stop pulling engineering off critical work for vulnerabilities in legacy systems that can’t be reached in prod.
Runtime reachability per CVE
Attack path visualization
CISO-ready risk context
Application topology showing internet connection branching to Java, Cloudflare, and Node.js services, with connections to third-party integrations including Stripe, Salesforce, and a service marked with PII tags, and an alert highlighting a new third-party connection with PCI/PII data access.

3. SHIELD

Shield instantly with virtual patching

For every exploitable CVE in a legacy claims core or TPA integration you can’t patch without disrupting active claims, Miggo generates a precise WAF rule, deployed in seconds, no code change required.
Auto-generated WAF rules per CVE
1-click deploy to AWS WAF & Cloudflare
Rules expire when patch ships
Application topology showing internet connection branching to Java, Cloudflare, and Node.js services, with connections to third-party integrations including Stripe, Salesforce, and a service marked with PII tags, and an alert highlighting a new third-party connection with PCI/PII data access.

See Your Gap. On Us.

Run a free backlog reality check against your production environment and see exactly where you’re exposed to policyholder PII and claims data.
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Agentless eBPF-OTel sensor, deploys in under an hour

Frequently Asked Questions

What can we do about a CVE in a legacy claims core we can’t patch?

Miggo generates a WAF rule scoped to the specific exploitable path and deploys it in seconds, with no change to the mainframe or claims application and no interruption to active claims. The rule expires when the patch ships. This functions as a safeguard under the NAIC Model Law and as evidence for DOI examinations.

Can Miggo tell us if a TPA connection is being abused?

Miggo maps what each partner integration actually touches and flags behavior that departs from the normal pattern, such as a TPA session enumerating policyholder records rather than pulling the claims it was authorized for. That behavioral distinction is invisible to a WAF or identity stack on its own.

How do you know which CVEs are actually exploitable in our environment?

Miggo maps your running applications and tests each CVE against real runtime reachability rather than a scan result. Typically 99% of a backlog is unreachable in production, which is why teams see the backlog collapse rather than grow.

Does Miggo help with DOI examinations and NAIC requirements?

Miggo produces the runtime findings, exposure maps and control evidence examiners ask for, and cuts manual evidence collection time by over 50%. [VERIFY with compliance: NAIC Model Law has no row in the current Compliance Coverage Matrix. GDPR, HIPAA, NIST CSF and SOC 2 do.]

Is Miggo a third-party risk management product?

No. TPRM tools assess your partners on paper, through questionnaires and attestations. Miggo watches what those partner integrations actually do inside your running applications, and shields the exploitable paths they can reach. The two are complementary, not substitutes.