Incident Data Collection
An experiment in protecting victims while enabling oversight.
The Idea
What if, during a live cyber claim, we could collect and share what actually happened—without ever exposing sensitive details?
Building on what we learned in Spektrum Response, we set out to test a new flow:
- Gather incident narratives directly from IR teams
- Pass them through breach counsel for privilege protection
- Then provide zero‑knowledge updates to insurer claims teams—so they can track progress and impact without ever seeing the raw, sensitive data
The Build
We extended the tokenized workflows from Spektrum Response into a real claim environment:
- Incident tokens now encapsulate key facts—what went wrong, root causes, impacts—under strict field‑level controls
- Breach counsel acts as a privacy gateway, filtering what fields are shared and which remain privileged
- The platform generates zero‑knowledge summaries, giving claims teams a view of status, timing, and verified actions—without revealing protected content
The Test
In a simulated live claim:
- IR teams submitted detailed findings into Spektrum's secure intake
- Those findings were automatically tokenized, field by field, with sensitive content flagged as privileged
- Breach counsel reviewed and approved what could be released
- The insurer claims team received structured updates—timeline progress, confirmed remediation steps, and proof of response—without ever accessing raw evidence or sensitive details
The Outcome
We proved that you can have both privacy and transparency in a live cyber claim:
Victim Protection
Victim companies remain fully protected under privilege.
Counsel Control
Breach counsel maintains control over what is shared.
Zero-Knowledge Oversight
Insurer claims teams get real‑time, zero‑knowledge oversight to process claims faster and with greater confidence.
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What was used from the Spektrum platform to power this solution
Behind the scenes, Incident Data Collection is fueled by core components of the Spektrum platform. Each element works together to turn sensitive incident data into structured, privacy-preserving intelligence:
Field-Level Tokenization
Every data point is privilege-aware and controlled through legal filters, ensuring sensitive incident details remain protected while enabling structured sharing.
Zero-Knowledge Updates
Progress and outcomes can be verified without revealing the underlying data, providing claims teams with actionable intelligence while maintaining victim privacy.
Stakeholder Alignment
IR teams, breach counsel, and insurers stay in sync without risking sensitive disclosures, creating a seamless workflow for incident response and claims processing.
Privacy-Preserving Intelligence
Advanced algorithms process incident data to extract meaningful patterns and insights while maintaining strict privacy controls and privilege protection.
The Result
Incident Data Collection isn't just a feature—it's a living example of how Spektrum's platform components combine to deliver provable, privacy-preserving intelligence that protects victims while giving the entire ecosystem the visibility it needs.
What We Carried Forward
From this experiment we advanced our platform in key ways:
- Field‑level tokenization through legal filters Every data point is privilege‑aware and controlled.
- Zero‑knowledge claim updates Progress and outcomes can be verified without revealing the underlying data.
- Seamless stakeholder alignment IR teams, breach counsel, and insurers stay in sync without risking sensitive disclosures.
Shaping the Future
These learnings now power Spektrum's ability to support live claims with provable, privacy‑preserving intelligence—protecting victims while giving the entire ecosystem the visibility it needs.