Every Cybantage advisory product has a published research antecedent. The research identifies the problem, defines the mechanism, and establishes the standard. No competitor can replicate this lineage by announcing a competing offering.
The intellectual foundation of the Cybantage Cyber Survivability Framework. 1,478 healthcare providers and business associates. Major breaches affecting 500+ individuals. January 2023–February 2026. HHS/OCR data. 73% logistic regression accuracy. The first published research to establish that survivability is determined by program infrastructure — not breach size.
Full dataset methodology, HBSI framework, survival analysis, and regulatory implications.
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The foundational CISI Discussion Paper. 215-point scoring methodology for cyber insurance claim defensibility. Two-dimensional denial risk framework: claimant-side and insurer-side. Company-size claim outcome data. Change Healthcare and Stryker case studies.
The three assumptions that fail under forensic conditions. The accurate cyber risk register entry most CFOs don't have. The seven questions your board should be asking — including the critical insurer-side question most boards have never heard.
Four structural failures in SMB and mid-market cyber risk management: governance misread as resilience, IT security delegation, 40–44% insurance denial, identity neglect. Same 1,478-organization dataset.
HITRUST confirms control maturity — not adversarial resilience. Three certification tiers: e1, i1, r2. Change Healthcare held r2 certification when breached via Citrix and stolen credentials with no MFA. Three-layer model for genuine survivability.
SOC 2 is governance assurance under AT-C 205 — not adversarial resilience. Semantic gap, interpretation drift, and assumption registry. Three-layer model mirrors the HITRUST analysis. Identity-based threats exploit the conformance-vs-resilience gap.
Governance framework for the Designated Qualified Individual role across healthcare, financial services, and small business. Covers governance, risk assessment, vendor oversight, regulatory frameworks, and personal liability. Multi-vertical authority on DQI accountability.
The Cybantage research dataset is sourced directly from HHS/OCR breach reporting data — the same data carriers and regulators use. The 1,478-organization dataset represents every major breach reported by healthcare providers and business associates from January 2023 through February 2026. It excludes health plans, government entities, and educational institutions to focus on the organizations most directly comparable to Cybantage's client base.
Every Cybantage advisory product has a published research antecedent. The market position was established by evidence before a dollar of product development was spent. That sequence cannot be reverse-engineered.
The 1,478-organization dataset is primary research derived from federal breach reporting data — not curated from vendor reports, industry surveys, or third-party databases. The findings are independently verifiable.
The CISI Discussion Paper established the claimant-side vs. insurer-side denial framework before any other market participant had named it. Domain 10 is a Cybantage construct. No competitor has published an equivalent.
215 points. 10 domains. Two denial dimensions. The free assessment generates a scored picture of your organization's claim defensibility against the same forensic standard this research established.