CrowdStrike Falcon is one of the cleanest platforms for answering cyber insurance EDR questions. But underwriters do not care that you bought Falcon — they care whether it is broadly deployed, whether it covers the right assets, and whether you can prove that with defensible exports. CrowdStrike also offers Falcon for Insurability, a solution that connects organizations with insurance providers like Beazley, Chubb, and Coalition.
Carriers are trying to answer a simple operational question: do you have real EDR coverage across the environment, or only partial deployment on a subset of endpoints? Your evidence packet should prioritize host coverage as the lead artifact, proof that the sensor is deployed across the intended fleet, detection or response context showing the platform is active, and vulnerability evidence only as a supporting artifact for patch management questions. Many teams go wrong by sending a Spotlight screenshot without explaining the denominator.
Ensure your API client has read scopes for hosts, detections, and Spotlight data. The Falcon API (via FalconPy SDK) supports endpoints like /devices/queries/devices/v1 for host data and /detects/queries/detects/v1 for detections. Decide in advance what "coverage percentage" means: all corporate endpoints, all managed Windows and macOS, only servers, or something else. If you cannot define the denominator, the evidence will feel incomplete.
Start with Falcon host inventory via Host Management > Hosts. Export the full host list showing hostname, OS, sensor version, last seen date, and policy applied. This is the base dataset showing where the sensor is present.
Pro tip: Calculate coverage percentage explicitly: sensor-covered hosts divided by total intended hosts. State the denominator.
Suggested filename: crowdstrike-host-coverage-renewal-2026-03.csv
Export a filtered detection summary from Activity > Detections for the last 30-90 days. Include severity, status, and resolution. The point is to show the EDR platform is active and part of a real monitoring workflow — not to dump every alert.
Pro tip: A concise summary paired with a note on who monitors alerts is stronger than a raw dump.
If the environment uses Falcon Spotlight, export vulnerability data from Exposure Management > Spotlight showing critical/high vulnerabilities with remediation status. This supports patch management (UC-05) questions but is not a substitute for EDR deployment proof.
Pro tip: Vulnerability visibility and EDR deployment answer different underwriting questions — don't confuse them.
State clearly whether your coverage figure represents all managed endpoints, all corporate laptops and desktops, all servers, or all devices managed by the MSP. Without this, even a strong export can feel incomplete to an underwriter.
Host coverage first, then selected detection evidence, then vulnerability data if it supports a patch management story.
Yes. The Falcon API (FalconPy SDK) supports repeatable collection for hosts, detects, and vulnerability data via endpoints like /devices/queries/devices/v1.
A CrowdStrike solution that connects organizations with insurance providers like Beazley, Chubb, and Coalition, designed to strengthen cyber insurance profiles through Falcon deployment.
It needs a defensible denominator — total intended endpoints vs. sensor-covered endpoints. If you cannot explain what you counted, the percentage is not trustworthy.
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