See your sexual abuse protection working.
Every organization that discovers abuse is shocked.
Nothing showed them that their protection had stopped working while there was still time to act.
They had the will and the controls: background checks run, training completed, policies in place.
What they didn’t have was a way to see their protection working.
Seeing changes everything. You know where you stand before harm, so the people in your care are safer.
And what you can see, you can show, which protects the organization.
The Jigsaw Puzzle Board: every risk, control, and connection in one picture
Every serious safety field has made this shift. When medicine did, infection rates fell dramatically.
Sexual abuse is making the shift now. Jigsaw is how your organization makes it.
Where the shift leads
A 66% reduction in infections, sustained eighteen months later.
Twenty years ago, hospitals treated bloodstream infections in intensive care as inevitable — tragic, but part of the work.
Then Michigan’s ICUs made one procedure’s protection visible: real controls, owned by the clinical teams, run as a system, measured continuously. Infections fell by two-thirds. Within months, the median ICU infection rate was zero — and a year and a half later, it was still zero.
A risk everyone had accepted as permanent proved manageable.
No one can honestly promise those numbers for sexual abuse — the risks are different, and anyone who guarantees outcomes in this field isn’t being straight with you. What making protection visible produces are three changes:
- Protection improves. Controls stay right as your organization changes, attention holds instead of fading, and drift is caught while it’s still drift.
- Concerns surface sooner. A system in rhythm notices what a busy organization misses — so you can act before harm, not after.
- A contemporaneous record. When you’re asked to show your work — by a board, an insurer, a court — the evidence already exists, created by the system doing its job. Not a defense assembled after the event.
Jigsaw is where this discipline meets sexual abuse risk — built on decades of practice and eight versions of the system that came before it.
What insurers noticed
If you buy sexual misconduct liability insurance, you’ve seen it: rising premiums, lower limits, new exclusions, more questions on the application, and sometimes no quote at all.
Here’s what’s behind it. For twenty years, the basics — policies, training, and background checks — were enough to qualify you for coverage, and insurance paid when something went wrong. Nobody had to question whether the basics worked. Then settlements and awards grew past what premiums could cover, and insurers did what insurers must do: they raised prices, cut limits, and, in some places, walked away. The basics haven’t changed, the risk keeps rising, and premiums will keep following.
So the question at renewal is changing. Insurers are starting to ask: how well is your risk being managed, and can you show it? It’s the same question this page opened with, and the answer serves the people in your care first: protection you can see is protection you can fix before harm. The record follows.
What a parent can see, they can trust. What a board can see, it can act on. What an underwriter can see, your coverage can reflect.
How the shift happens
Every field that made protection visible — medicine, manufacturing, cybersecurity — built it the same way. Four commitments, each putting more of your protection where you can see it.
You build it from the ground up: controls built for your risks, by the people who run your organization. Naming your risks is the first act of seeing and owning them.
You turn your controls into a living system, so protection runs on a rhythm where your next step is always clear.
You measure your system to see where it’s working and where it’s slipping.
And because you can see it, you can improve it — continuously.
Own. Systematize. Measure. Improve. Each commitment makes protection more visible — and visibility is what makes it reliable.
How the shift endures
How the shift endures
Keeping all four commitments fresh year after year is the hard part. That’s what Jigsaw’s for.
Jigsaw is an integrated program where each part adds to what the others can do:
A system you build and own — software that helps you find your real risks, build the controls to manage them, keep them right as things change, and see whether your protection is working.
Specialist support — planning, incident response, and expert defense when it matters most.
Insurance connected to what the system shows — so how well you protect people is reflected in your cover, not guessed at.
Two years from now
You can generate value within days, have a working system within six months, and a mature one within twenty-four. Mature means:
- Your sexual abuse risks, mapped. The moments in your programs where uncertainty is greatest — named by your team, kept current as programs change.
- Controls for your risks. Recorded, owned by a named person, tested for fitness, monitored on a cycle, and reviewed on a schedule.
- Candidate controls — the next improvements — in a pipeline, being developed and tested before they’re promoted into the system.
- Every concern, uncertainty, and ‘I’m not sure’ tracked. From the moment someone in your community senses something to the moment it’s resolved, the pathway’s clear and recorded.
- A meeting rhythm with a record. Evidence that attention held, month after month.
- Incident response plans, ready — and specialists who helped you write them at the other end of the phone when you need them. Records of every incident and each lesson learned fed back into every plan.
- A trained team, who learned the discipline by building it; their capability compounded.
- A grade. Your Governance Maturity Rating — continuously updated, traceable to everything above.
- And two years of date-stamped record, created by the system operating — ready the day a board, an insurer, or a parent asks.
Everything you rely on today — policies, screening, training — is in there too: elements of a system that’s now owned, measured, and continuously improved.
From a demonstration system: risks connected to their controls, colors showing current state.
Which are you?
Jigsaw works differently depending on where you sit.
You do the work of keeping people safe. Jigsaw lets you see it working — and show it.
A governing body, franchisor, or insurer that needs to see that every organization you oversee or cover is managing risk well — without having to manage the risk yourself.
You place cover and guide clients. Jigsaw gives you more than insurance to bring them.
