Insurers & counsel · Breach Counsel

Forensic answers that hold up.

Reports structured to be reproduced by a second examiner, with chain of custody and named-analyst attribution from the first minute.

How we work with counsel

Privilege-aware. Panel-ready. On the record.

Engagement letter with counsel where privilege is intended. Scope and cadence aligned to the matter.

Acquisition is the first action on site. No clean-up until volatile and disk evidence is secured.

Privileged narrative for counsel, factual report for regulators or courts. Same analysis, one story.

Senior practitioners accept expert instructions and understand the duty to the court.

Standard SLAs, rate cards and conflict checks. Panel matters qualify for the Panel Ladder.

ICO, CNIL, BaFin, FCA, PRA and sector regulators. Written to withstand follow-up.

Why it matters

Regulators, claimant advisors and reinsurers will all read the report. The conclusions have to be right, and defensible.

Causation, not correlation.
The causal chain built at artefact level.
Data provenance.
Collection time, hash, custodian and method, in the report.
Explicit uncertainty.
Where the data does not support a conclusion, the report says so.
Defensible exfiltration findings.
Volume, selectivity and destination, from multiple sources.

For counsel and panels

A senior practitioner takes the call directly.