Insurance
Digital forensics for insurance and defence counsel.
Forensic work that helps carriers and panel counsel confirm coverage, refute fraud, and recover losses.
Typical matters
Where we are most often retained.
- Cyber insurance claim investigation
- Ransomware coverage claims
- Business email compromise (BEC) claims
- Claims fraud and misrepresentation
- Subrogation matters
- Coverage disputes requiring forensic facts
Engagements we run
What this work looks like in practice.
- Coverage disputes where the question turns on what an insured did or did not do with digital evidence.
- Fraud claim investigation where claimed events do not match the digital record.
- Subrogation forensics where the recovery target's digital trail must be reconstructed.
- Breach panel work alongside cyber insurance panels, focused on the forensic backbone of the response.
- Plaintiff-side review where defence counsel needs an independent forensic opinion on the plaintiff's submitted evidence.
What clients tell us matters most
Priorities we hear from this industry.
Speed to defensible scope. Carrier and panel counsel work to reserved budget and tight deadlines. Scoping has to be precise on day one.
Independent expert opinion. When fraud is on the table, the carrier needs a forensic record that is defensible against the insured's expert. Independence is the point.
Documented chain of custody. Insurance matters often resolve in mediation or arbitration rather than trial, but the forensic record still has to survive challenge. Chain of custody is the foundation.
Clear cost estimates. Reserved budgets do not stretch. We give a written cost estimate at scoping and bill against it.
Services we provide for insurance
Most-engaged forensic services.
Common questions
Insurance questions we hear most.
Do you accept reserved-budget engagements?
Yes. We work to a written estimate agreed at scoping and bill against it. Where scope expands during the engagement, we flag the cost implication before continuing.
Can you support a fraud-claim investigation discreetly?
Yes. Confidentiality is the default. We channel communications through counsel where required and avoid any contact with the insured outside the agreed scope.
Can you produce a written opinion suitable for arbitration?
Yes. Many insurance matters resolve in arbitration or mediation. We deliver written opinions and affidavits at the level of detail the proceeding requires.
How do you coordinate with our existing breach panel firm?
We have worked alongside breach panel firms. We typically focus on the forensic backbone and the regulator-ready report; the panel firm focuses on detection, containment, and recovery. Our roles are complementary.
Have an insurance matter that needs forensic work?
Tell us the carrier, the matter, and the budget. Our team will reach out as soon as possible.