Cyber insurance company Cowbell has introduced a new offering, dubbed Cowbell COMPaaSSM (Compliance-as-a-Service).  

The offering is aimed at startups, growth-stage companies, and service providers that handle sensitive customer data, providing them with tools and services to achieve SOC 2 compliance. 

The COMPaaS service, which is part of Cowbell Resiliency Services (CRS) and is powered by Accorian, designed to assist organisations in navigating the complexities of SOC 2 compliance, the company said.  

The service includes compliance support measures such as gap analysis, risk assessment, penetration testing, policy and procedure development, audit preparation, and practitioner-led support.  

Clients will also have access to a GRC (Governance, Risk Management, and Compliance) platform developed for this purpose. 

Cowbell co-founder and CPO Rajeev Gupta said: “When we introduced Cowbell Resilience Services (CRS) in February 2025, our vision was to continually expand our subscription-based security solutions to meet the evolving needs of our policyholders. 

“As SOC 2 compliance becomes increasingly critical for startups and global enterprises alike, our partnership with Accorian enables us to deliver a streamlined, high-touch compliance journey.”  

Additionally, Cowbell appointed Joe Hoosech as principal of digital forensics and incident response (DFIR).  

He will be responsible for strengthening the company’s incident response capabilities, particularly in supporting policyholders affected by business email compromise and ransomware attacks. 

Cowbell CRS cybersecurity services head & SVP Matthieu Chan Tsin said: “Joe brings a wealth of cybersecurity and ransomware negotiation experience to Cowbell, which will significantly elevate the support we offer to policyholders navigating BEC and ransomware incidents.” 

In June 2025, Cowbell extended its insurance portfolio in the US with the inclusion of a multi-line insurance offering from Zurich North America.