Coalition Incident Response
Partially verifiedThe incident response arm of cyber insurer Coalition: an on-call DFIR affiliate giving policyholders the digital forensics and incident response team to take back control of the business.
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Profile
Coalition Incident Response (CIR) is the incident response arm of Coalition, the cyber insurer, described on the carrier's site as its premier on-call affiliate with digital forensics and incident expertise, giving policyholders the DFIR team they need after fraud, ransomware, email compromise, and AI-powered attacks. Coalition is one of the ten carriers whose published breach-response panels this platform reads quarterly, and the carrier's panel and its in-house response arm are documented here as separate entities, the same treatment as CFC Response.
Sourced from the carrier's published pages (October 2026). This is an insurer-affiliated responder listing: capability is documented from the carrier's own marketing for its policyholders, not an independent assessment. No certifications or response-time SLAs are documented.
Services & engagements
Documented engagements
None foundNo publicly documented case work was found on the firm's own site at the time of our research. Some firms publish engagement details under NDA restrictions; some simply do not publish. The absence of documented work is a fact, not a judgment.
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