Security Operations Warranty

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by financial protection.

Understand the financial protection available alongside qualifying Arctic Wolf security services. Braintree helps you review the programme, service configuration and enrolment requirements so that your team knows the protection it is evaluating.

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Security Operations Warranty

Qualifying services

Confirmed enrolment

Defined recovery benefits

PUBLISHED MAXIMUM BENEFIT

Up to

US$3 million

The right level starts with your service.

The published maximum applies to the Total Security Operations Bundle with Aurora Managed Endpoint Defense on a three-year term. Your applicable benefit requires confirmed eligibility and enrolment. Limits, exclusions and programme terms apply.

See Arctic Wolf’s programme details

SECURITY OPERATIONS WARRANTY

Understand the protection before you rely on it.

A warranty is part of a security decision with contractual conditions. The useful conversation starts with your selected services, eligibility, confirmed enrolment and the obligations you need to maintain.

01

Match the benefit to the service

The potential benefit depends on the qualifying service combination, subscription term and confirmed enrolment. A published maximum does not establish the amount available to every organisation.

02

Understand the recovery categories

Defined benefits can relate to qualifying ransomware or business email compromise events, with potential recovery, compliance, legal-liability and business-income categories subject to the enrolled level and terms.

03

Make enrolment visible

Identify the warranty contact, complete the separate enrolment process and keep the confirmation with the service records. Accepting an order does not complete enrolment.

04

Keep the conditions connected to operations

Maintain the required security controls, telemetry and evidence responsibilities. Record the notification and claim process with the incident plan so the team knows what to do.

HOW THE WORK CONNECTS

Know where you stand.

The published US$3 million maximum relates to the Total Security Operations Bundle with Aurora Managed Endpoint Defense on a three-year term. Availability, confirmed enrolment, category limits and exclusions still apply. The warranty is not insurance.

01

Qualify

Check services, location and eligibility.

02

Enrol

Accept the applicable terms and confirm activation.

03

Maintain

Keep the required controls and service obligations.

04

Notify

Follow the stated incident and claim process.

THE SERVICE IN PRACTICE

What your team
will work with.

A documented benefit review

Compare the proposed services and term with the programme requirements, then confirm the applicable benefit through the enrolment documentation.

An enrolment record

Keep the accepted terms, designated contact and confirmation together so purchasing, IT and risk teams refer to the same information.

A clear request process

Record the relevant notification route and supporting-evidence responsibilities. Cysurance determines benefit requests under the governing conditions.

Braintree

Close to your business.

Braintree connects the security operation to the Microsoft estate, people and processes it needs to protect.

Microsoft integration and local implementation

Agreed service scope and response ownership

Coordination as your environment evolves

Arctic Wolf

Built to see. Ready to act.

Arctic Wolf combines the Aurora Superintelligence Platform, its Agentic SOC and specialist security teams.

24×7 monitoring within the MDR service scope

AI-led investigation with human oversight

The Concierge Experience and security guidance

SECURITY OPERATIONS WARRANTY IN DETAIL

The detail behind the decision.

Explore the fit, implementation requirements and practical questions with your team.

01

Establish the applicable benefit before relying on it

The Arctic Wolf Security Operations Warranty is a conditional programme for eligible customers. Braintree can review the proposed security services, purchasing arrangement and deployment scope with Arctic Wolf, then identify the terms and enrolment evidence relevant to your organisation.

Arctic Wolf publishes a maximum benefit of US$3 million for the Total Security Operations Bundle together with Aurora Managed Endpoint Defense on a three-year term. The benefit available to your organisation depends on the qualifying configuration, accepted terms and confirmed enrolment. Category limits, exclusions and the provider’s review also apply, so the public maximum is not your organisation’s assumed protection.

02

Complete enrolment after the order

Arctic Wolf’s current General Terms state that accepting an order does not complete warranty enrolment. The process requires enrolment through the supplied route, acceptance of the Subscriber Terms and an enrolment confirmation email. The Help guide identifies a designated warranty contact who completes that process.

Braintree’s engagement can make that handover explicit: identify the contact, confirm that the invitation reaches the correct person and record where the confirmation is kept. A quote that lists the warranty and an implementation that deploys the services are important inputs, but the review must still establish whether the enrolment step has been completed.

03

Connect eligibility to the deployed environment

The Subscriber Terms include operational conditions concerning active security telemetry, endpoint prevention, multifactor authentication, patching and backups. They also require evidence of an event and contain exclusions. These conditions make deployment and ongoing operation relevant to eligibility, not just the services named on an order.

The review should map the enrolled environment to the implementation records and identify who checks those conditions when systems or subscriptions change. Braintree can coordinate that mapping with Arctic Wolf. Your applicable programme documents and deployment evidence establish the customer-specific eligibility position.

04

Prepare for the separate request process

Arctic Wolf’s request guide states that Cysurance determines requests and provides supporting services and payments. It requires timely notification and supporting evidence. The customer should keep the current notification route, deadlines and evidence responsibilities with its incident plan so the warranty process is not discovered during an emergency.

The Subscriber Terms distinguish a qualifying account-takeover event from social-engineering funds-transfer fraud and state that the warranty is not insurance. Any proposed use of a benefit towards an insurance deductible is conditional on the applicable provider and insurer requirements. These are reasons to review the full wording for the organisation’s needs, not promises that a loss category will be paid.

05

Create a reviewable warranty record

The Braintree assessment should result in a concise record of the proposed service mix, the documentation reviewed and any action required before the organisation can rely on an eligibility conclusion. The security team, purchasing contact and person responsible for insurance or risk should use the same record.

  • Identify the purchasing model, proposed bundle, endpoint scope and subscription term.

  • Obtain the current programme terms and confirm their applicability to the organisation.

  • Name the warranty contact and record the enrolment status and confirmation.

  • Map deployment obligations to named operational owners and available evidence.

  • Record the benefit-request route, notification deadlines and insurance coordination.

  • Review the implications of later subscription or environment changes before assuming the same benefit remains available.

BEFORE YOU DECIDE

Practical questions.

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Does a signed security-services order enrol us automatically?

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Is the highest published benefit available to every customer?

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Does the warranty replace cyber insurance?

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Who decides whether an incident receives a benefit?

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What should we bring to an eligibility review?

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Does business email compromise include every fraudulent payment?

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Does our benefit stay the same if we change subscriptions?

BUILD YOUR BUSINESS CASE

Separate operational coverage from the warranty terms.

The problem to solve.

A financial-coverage headline is not enough to evaluate a warranty. The useful decision depends on the qualifying services, obligations, triggers and exclusions.

What success should look like.

Build a clear list of eligibility and contract questions alongside the security programme, so leadership understands what would apply to the organisation.

Bring these into the discussion.

A useful starting point for your team and the people approving the investment.

  1. The Arctic Wolf services in use or being considered, and the relevant proposed agreements.

  2. The organisation’s existing incident-response arrangements and any cyber-insurance requirements.

  3. Questions on eligibility, conditions, claim process and responsibilities that need a written answer.

  1. The Arctic Wolf services in use or being considered, and the relevant proposed agreements.

  2. The organisation’s existing incident-response arrangements and any cyber-insurance requirements.

  3. Questions on eligibility, conditions, claim process and responsibilities that need a written answer.

LET’S GROW.

Work through the next step with Braintree.

Bring the proposed service scope and the questions leadership needs answered. We can help arrange a precise warranty discussion.

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Specialists in Business Applications,
Modern Workplace and Azure.

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Solutions Partner

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Braintree

Specialists in Business Applications,
Modern Workplace and Azure.

Microsoft
Solutions Partner

Built By Dynamite

© 2026 Braintree (Pty) Ltd

Braintree

Specialists in Business Applications,
Modern Workplace and Azure.

Microsoft
Solutions Partner

Built By Dynamite

© 2026 Braintree (Pty) Ltd