Core vs Warranted
Same security. One difference: the warranty.
Core and Warranted run the identical security stack. The only difference is whether a Cork Cyber financial warranty sits behind it, and the agreement term that goes with it.
At a Glance
Two plans. One security stack.
| Core | Warranted | |
|---|---|---|
| Security stack | Full stack | Identical full stack |
| Cork Cyber financial warranty | None | Protect500, $500,000 |
| Price | From $600/mo (5 full users) $120 full user · $100 mobile user | From $750/mo (5 full users) $150 full user · $130 mobile user |
| Agreement | Month-to-month | 12 months |
| Best for | Businesses that already carry a cyber policy they trust | Businesses with no policy, low limits, or that can’t absorb a bad week |
Monthly minimum applies to full and mobile user fees. Add-ons are billed in addition.
Who Each Plan Is For
Which one sounds like your business?
Core fits you if…
- You already carry a cyber policy and have checked its limits.
- Its ransomware, wire fraud and deductible figures look adequate to you.
- You want the full stack that keeps you insurable, without paying for a warranty you don’t need.
- You could absorb a bad week from your own reserves.
- You prefer month-to-month.
Warranted fits you if…
- You have no cyber policy, or one with low sublimits.
- You couldn’t absorb a ransomware event or a week of downtime.
- You want ransom, data recovery, business interruption and wire fraud funded.
- You want one package, not a separate policy to shop for.
- You’re comfortable with a 12-month agreement.
Check Your Policy
Check your policy for three things.
Ransomware sublimit
The most your policy pays if ransomware hits.
Social engineering / wire fraud sublimit
The most it pays if someone is tricked into sending money.
Deductible
What you pay before the policy pays anything.
If any is low, or you don’t have a policy at all, Warranted fills that gap.
What the Warranty Adds
Core has no warranty. Warranted adds Protect500.
Ransom, data recovery and business interruption are the three things only Warranted funds.
| Warranty | Core | Warranted — Protect500 |
|---|---|---|
| Ransom Payment | Not included | $50,000 |
| Data Recovery Expenses | Not included | $150,000 |
| Business Interruption Loss | Not included | $150,000 |
| Instant Funds | Not included | $10,000 |
| SMS Phishing | Not included | $500 per event, 3 events per period |
| ACH / Wire Transfer Loss | Not included | $75,000 |
| Incident Response Expenses | Not included | $100,000 |
| Cyber Insurance Deductible Loss | Not included | $250,000 |
| Total Annual Warranty | — | $500,000 |
In Both Plans
The same stack, whichever plan you choose.
Every item below is in Core and in Warranted. Nothing here is a Warranted-only feature.
Technical risk
- Device Antivirus & Isolator
- Patch management and smart asset tracking
- Cloud Office & Data Armor
- Digital Perimeter Shield
- Ransomware-Proof Backups (full users)
Human risk
- 24/7 UserAccount Bodyguard
- Inbox Threat Blocker
- Employee Security Training and phishing simulations
- Dark Web Monitoring
Financial risk
- Insurance-readiness and compliance evidence (PIPA, PIPEDA)
A monthly security report, a quarterly review call, and no hourly billing for in-scope work. Included in both plans.
Common Questions
Core vs Warranted FAQ
No.
Core and Warranted run the identical security stack. The only difference is whether the Cork Cyber financial warranty sits behind it.
No.
It is a financial warranty attached to the managed security service. It is not cyber insurance and is not a replacement for a policy. Cork Cyber warranty terms apply.
Yes.
You can move from Core to Warranted when you want a Cork Cyber warranty behind you. Warranted is a 12-month agreement.
Full and mobile users.
Full and mobile user fees both count toward the monthly minimum ($600 on Core, $750 on Warranted). Add-ons are billed in addition.
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