Your seller walks into diligence with the answer already written.
A buyer's diligence team reads the seller from outside and prices what it finds. We read it first and hand the seller a dated record of what was found and a fix for each item.
We contact a seller only after you introduce us and they agree.
Three reporting deadlines a seller should know.
Notify affected residents when certain personal information is breached. Timing and content differ.
Report a breach that creates a real risk of significant harm to the Privacy Commissioner and tell the people affected.
Notify the Commission d'accès à l'information and the people concerned of an incident that risks serious injury and keep a register of every confidentiality incident.
A summary of published rules, not legal advice. The Rules and Insurance Briefing names the rules that apply to the firm.
Every serious diligence checklist has a cyber section.
A finding raised after the letter of intent lands when the seller has least room.
The Assessment Record shows what was found and when.
Every finding carries the steps the seller follows.
The full outside watch, the proof for every finding and the fix.
Written for the seller and the deal room.
Written for the seller, step by step. Forged email closes where we can reach the DNS host, one click per step.
The Assessment Record, dated to the day.
Email settings re-checked every 5 minutes, new certificates for the domain and its look-alikes seen within minutes, the rest every hour or day, with an alert the same day.