What qualifications does Sherlock Forensics have for insurance panel work?
Our principal examiner holds CISSP, ISSAP and ISSMP certifications and has been court-qualified as a digital forensics expert in British Columbia and Newfoundland. We follow NIST SP 800-86 methodology and maintain strict chain-of-custody protocols that meet evidentiary standards for litigation and regulatory proceedings.
What are the response SLAs for insured engagements?
We provide 1-hour acknowledgment, 4-hour initial response and 24-hour on-site or remote deployment. Our 24/7 incident hotline ensures that when your insured calls at 2 AM, a qualified examiner answers the phone.
What services are typically covered under cyber insurance policies?
Most cyber insurance policies cover incident response and containment, digital forensic investigation, breach notification support, expert witness testimony and remediation guidance. We provide detailed invoicing that maps directly to standard policy coverage categories for streamlined claims processing.
How do we add Sherlock Forensics to our vendor panel?
Contact us at 604.229.1994 or through our website to begin the onboarding process. We provide all required documentation including proof of insurance, certifications, methodology documentation and sample reporting formats. Most panel onboarding completes within two weeks.
Does Sherlock Forensics produce reports suitable for regulatory breach notifications?
Yes. Our forensic reports address PIPEDA mandatory breach notification requirements, provincial privacy legislation and GDPR obligations for organizations with EU data subjects. Documentation maps directly to regulatory reporting templates so carriers and insureds can meet notification deadlines without reformatting.