Cyber Coverage Recovery Framework™

Phase 1 — Incident & Policy Intake

Objective
Establish factual foundation and confirm coverage structure.

Documents Required

  • Complete cyber insurance policy (all forms + endorsements)

  • Declarations page

  • Application submitted to carrier

  • Notice of claim submission

  • Carrier reservation of rights (if issued)

  • Incident timeline summary

  • Forensic engagement letter

What We Do

  • Review policy architecture

  • Identify coverage parts and sublimits

  • Evaluate potential misrepresentation exposure

  • Confirm claim reporting compliance

What the Client Should Expect

  • Structured document request

  • Clarification questions

  • Early identification of coverage strengths and risks

  • Determination of engagement viability

Phase 2 — Coverage Trigger Mapping

Objective
Align incident facts to policy triggers and coverage sections.

Documents Required

  • Forensic report (preliminary or final)

  • Ransom demand communications (if applicable)

  • System impact report

  • Downtime logs

  • Cloud / server impact summary

  • Carrier coverage correspondence

What We Do

  • Map incident mechanics to insuring agreements

  • Identify triggered coverage sections

  • Evaluate waiting periods

  • Identify applicable sublimits

  • Flag potential exclusions

What the Client Should Expect

  • Coverage pathway outline

  • Clear explanation of which sections respond

  • Identification of coverage expansion opportunities

Phase 3 — Loss Category Expansion

Objective
Identify all potentially covered loss categories beyond initial vendor invoices.

Documents Required

  • Vendor invoices (forensics, IR, legal, PR)

  • MSP billing statements

  • Internal IT labor allocation

  • Data restoration estimates

  • Third-party service interruption documentation

  • Regulatory notification costs

What We Do

  • Categorize expenses correctly

  • Identify overlooked cost buckets

  • Separate covered vs non-covered expense

  • Evaluate dependent system failure

  • Identify policy extensions

What the Client Should Expect

  • Reclassification of cost categories

  • Expanded loss matrix

  • Discovery of additional recoverable elements

Phase 4 — Financial Reconstruction

Objective
Quantify operational impact beyond vendor invoices.

Documents Required

  • Financial statements (12–24 months)

  • Revenue by product/service line

  • Sales pipeline data

  • Contracts with service level penalties

  • Payroll records

  • Cost of goods sold data

  • Business continuity reports

What We Do

  • Reconstruct business interruption period

  • Measure net income loss

  • Calculate continuing vs non-continuing expenses

  • Identify extra expense mitigation

  • Develop defensible financial model

What the Client Should Expect

  • Requests for financial data

  • Iterative clarification discussions

  • Preliminary BI valuation range

  • Clear explanation of methodology

Phase 5 — Coverage Gap Detection

Objective
Compare paid vs recoverable vs policy-available benefits.

Documents Required

  • Carrier payment summary

  • Proof of loss (if submitted)

  • Claim ledger

  • Adjuster reports

  • Carrier financial worksheets

What We Do

  • Perform paid-to-date reconciliation

  • Identify underpaid categories

  • Detect misapplied sublimits

  • Challenge improper waiting periods

  • Prepare recovery gap analysis

What the Client Should Expect

  • Gap report

  • Clear articulation of additional recoverable range

  • Strategy discussion before carrier engagement

Phase 6 — Recovery Advocacy

Objective
Pursue additional covered recovery in a structured, defensible manner.

Documents Required

  • Client authorization

  • Formal claim supplement package

  • Supporting schedules and matrices

  • Expert opinions (if needed)

What We Do

  • Present structured supplemental claim

  • Engage carrier adjusters

  • Negotiate recovery

  • Address carrier objections

  • Escalate where necessary

What the Client Should Expect

  • Controlled communication

  • Professional negotiation

  • Status updates

  • Resolution or structured escalation path