Free tool for cyber carriers and MGAs
Check your breach response panel coverage
Check one firm by name (with suggestions from the documented directory) or paste the firms on your breach response panel to see which are documented, their evidence tiers, coverage by specialization, and the documented firms other carriers name most. Runs in your browser, no signup, nothing stored.
One firm per line. Everything runs in your browser, nothing is submitted or stored.
Type a firm name, suggestions come from the documented directory.
Where this data comes from
The directory behind this tool holds 155 documented firms across five specializations , OT/ICS Incident Response (23), Cloud Incident Response (68), MedTech / FDA 524B (31), Automotive Cybersecurity (30), Cloud-Native Security (3) , each with an evidence tier: registry-checked, panel-confirmed, or research-sourced. Panel memberships come from the 308 carrier–firm relationships documented from 10 carriers' own published panel pages. A firm absent from the directory is a gap in our documentation, not a disqualification of the firm.
Frequently asked questions
What does the panel checker compare my panel against?
The documented VendorQuals directory: 155 firms across five specializations (OT/ICS, cloud, MedTech, automotive, cloud-native), each profiled from public sources with an evidence tier. It also uses our published-panel research (308 documented carrier–firm relationships across 10 carriers) to show which documented firms appear most on other carriers' panels.
Are the panel names I paste stored or shared?
No. The check runs entirely in your browser, the names are matched against the directory data locally and never submitted to a server. There is no account, no log, and nothing retained.
If a firm on my panel isn't found, does that mean it's unqualified?
No. It means the firm is not in our documented directory yet, a statement about our coverage, not a judgment about the firm. Firms can request documentation through the public inclusion process, which includes the same evidence checks every listed firm went through.
Where do the carrier panel memberships come from?
From panels the carriers themselves publish, the same public sources our carrier readiness research is assembled from. We never infer a panel membership that a carrier has not published.
How is this different from a panel adequacy report?
The tool shows what an instant name match reveals. The carrier readiness work applies a 14-rule framework to your full panel (coverage, resilience, verification, capacity, evidence, and remediation) with every finding traced to a public source and every gap stated as a gap. That assessment is the product this tool is a preview of.