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Specialist evidence services

Cyber Threat & Digital Risk Intelligence

What publicly reported incident facts are corroborated and material?

Start with Cyber External Evidence BriefChoose by decision stage

Who commissions this work

Buying role

Ciso Office

For the ciso office team that needs independent sources before an actual spending, legal or operating decision.

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Cyber Insurers

For the cyber insurers team that needs independent sources before an actual spending, legal or operating decision.

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Incident Counsel

For the incident counsel team that needs independent sources before an actual spending, legal or operating decision.

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The real purchase trigger

Reported breach, third-party incident, vendor assurance claim

Correlate vendor notices, regulatory disclosures and independent chronology without system access.

We make the client’s claim, the original record, conflicting sources and the unknowns readable before commitment.

Choose one of eight defined services

Entry decision

Cyber External Evidence Brief

One named subject or event; up to three material claims; agreed source jurisdictions and date window. Deliverable: Source coverage sheet, first three contradictions or gaps, clear next-record requests.

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Identity decision

Identity decision · Identity & Source Map

One main entity or asset and up to four related names, owners, locations, records or aliases. Deliverable: Entity or asset-resolution table, link-confidence explanation and original source chain.

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Claim decision

Claim decision · Material Claims Verification

Up to five numbered claims from a supplied proposal, transaction pack or public statement. Deliverable: Claim-by-claim citations, opposite sources, date-sensitive uncertainty and unproved statements.

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Timing decision

Timing decision · Independent Chronology Reconstruction

One bounded event sequence; disclosed evidence window; source provenance and known omissions. Deliverable: Chronology chart, disputed-event table, original-record references and unresolved sequence.

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Counterparty decision

Counterparty decision · Counterparty & Relationship Check

Named entity and up to five related organisations or responsible entities identified from lawful records. Deliverable: Evidence-supported relationship diagram, mismatches, ownership questions and exposure caveats.

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Decision-pack review

Decision-pack review · Decision-Ready Evidence Dossier

One defined commercial decision, six critical questions, specified sources and no unlimited investigation. Deliverable: Executive decision memo, evidence/contradiction matrix, dated primary-source index and recommendations for further questions.

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Repeat-work pilot

Repeat-work pilot · Repeat-File Evidence Desk

Written pilot of up to ten defined file types, with sampling rules, turnaround assumptions and exclusions. Deliverable: Consistent file-by-file evidence cards, exception register and consolidated management view.

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Monitoring pilot

Cyber Incident & Vendor Risk Watch

One named subject or a written small watchlist; specified public records, cadence, escalation threshold. Deliverable: Dated change log, evidence citations, false-positive dispositions and monthly change summary.

Review service and acceptance →

Eight focused specialist pathways

Each pathway has a narrower research question, decision-ready evidence specification, source scope and written-commissioning path.

Specialist matter

Cyber Threat Landscape Intelligence

Test the exact source and contrary evidence behind cyber threat landscape intelligence, rather than commission a generic industry report.

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Third-Party Cyber Risk Research

Test the exact source and contrary evidence behind third-party cyber risk research, rather than commission a generic industry report.

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Cyber Incident Chronology Research

Test the exact source and contrary evidence behind cyber incident chronology research, rather than commission a generic industry report.

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Ransomware Incident Intelligence

Test the exact source and contrary evidence behind ransomware incident intelligence, rather than commission a generic industry report.

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Cybersecurity Vendor Reality Checks

Test the exact source and contrary evidence behind cybersecurity vendor reality checks, rather than commission a generic industry report.

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Digital Exposure Research

Test the exact source and contrary evidence behind digital exposure research, rather than commission a generic industry report.

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Cyber Regulatory Monitoring

Test the exact source and contrary evidence behind cyber regulatory monitoring, rather than commission a generic industry report.

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Cyber Reputation & Breach Intelligence

Test the exact source and contrary evidence behind cyber reputation & breach intelligence, rather than commission a generic industry report.

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Research sources to test

The following sources may support this type of work; their existence is not a claim that a prospective client or named matter has been verified.

Public / commercial starting point

NIST AI risk management framework

Source to test against the actual claim, checked for effective dates, coverage and access limitations. Not a client-specific verification result.

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Public / commercial starting point

Kroll investigations & diligence services

Source to test against the actual claim, checked for effective dates, coverage and access limitations. Not a client-specific verification result.

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Evidence deliverables and professional limits

What the decision owner receives

  • Cyber External Evidence Brief
  • incident chronology
  • statement delta log
  • third-party risk evidence brief
  • Source-linked claim analysis
  • Dated assumptions, contradictions and missing evidence

What remains outside the mandate

No intrusion, hacking, private forensics or unauthorized scanning.

Acceptance is conditional on conflict, jurisdiction, lawful access, data protection, capacity and written fee approval.

Start with the decision, not a large retainer

Decision journey

Buyer stages

Match the size of the assignment to the present decision.

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Demonstration

Example evidence pack

View the contents of an illustrative research output without invented findings.

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Commercial terms

Fees & engagement

Understand written standard-fee proposals, pilot limits and the approval process.

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Evidence questions worth resolving

Decision questions

  • Which public records establish incident disclosure and dates?
  • Does a CVE/KEV entry actually establish this supplier was exploited?
  • What is documented remediation evidence versus a self-asserted statement?

Contrary-evidence tests

    Lawful-source coverage varies. The documents explain the proposed method; no case, professional certification, continuous watch or fee has been approved automatically.

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