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Incident Response Review — Defensible, Notification-Ready Data Breach Review

Fast. Accurate. Defensible. When Every Day Matters.

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Fast, Accurate Answers When Every Day Matters

When a privacy breach or data breach occurs, legal teams need answers — not months of analysis. Array’s Incident Response Review delivers rapid assessment of compromised data, defensible identification of sensitive information, and notification-ready intelligence. We combine AI, analytics, and experienced reviewers to deliver fast, accurate, and defensible outputs so your organization can meet regulatory timelines, mitigate exposure, and reduce risk.

The clock starts the minute the intrusion is discovered. We help you stay ahead of it. Our data breach review services are built for legal defensibility.

What is Incident Response Review?

Incident Response Review is a specialized subset of managed document review focused specifically on breached data.

Once breached data has been collected from the compromised environment, Array applies a highly structured review process to determine what protected personal information was exposed, whose information was impacted, and what notification obligations may apply.

We combine AI, analytics, and experienced reviewers to defensibly surface PII, PHI, financial data, and other regulated information — and quickly generate the notification report documentation that legal counsel requires.

Why Legal Teams Choose Array

  • 20+ years supporting law firms and corporate legal teams in high-stakes data matters
  • Proven, repeatable methodology applied across thousands of complex datasets
  • Global, scalable delivery with expert teams in Canada, the U.S., and the U.K.
  • Fluent in privacy frameworks — aligned to Canadian and cross-border notification requirements
  • Proven, defensible analysis and review process
  • Flexible review models — human-only, AI-assisted, or hybrid — aligned to risk tolerance, budget, and counsel preference

Canadian Regulatory Alignment

In Canada, notification obligations can vary by province and regulator. Array supports review workflows aligned to both federal (PIPEDA) requirements and provincially governed privacy legislation, and we are familiar with working alongside various stakeholders including corporate counsel, law firms, and cyber and IT professionals on supporting incident response reviews.

Move From Breach to Action

Get structured, notification-ready intelligence. Connect with our privacy breach and data breach response review specialists now.

Our Incident Response Review Process

What happens: Understand the nature of the breach, compromised data sources, legal objectives 

Your outcome: A strategy aligned to notification timelines 

What happens: Extract, normalize, automate prioritization 

Your outcome: Faster ramp, less noise, lower cost 

What happens:  AI-assisted review of PII, PHI, financial, sensitive data

Your outcome:  Clear view of actual exposure

What happens: Sampling, validation, escalations 

Your outcome: Defensible findings you can rely on

What happens: Notification-ready output with individuals + data types 

Your outcome: Immediate ability to notify and comply 

What happens: Follow-up support and regulator response help 

Your outcome: No surprises after delivery

Who We Serve

Law firms

Corporate legal departments

Cybersecurity & incident response teams

Breach coaches & privacy counsel

Cyber insurers & panel counsel

Digital forensics & IR providers

Outputs You Can Act On

We don’t just review data — we deliver the exact structured outputs required to satisfy your legal notification requirements.

  • Initial Impact Assessment Report, including categorization of exposed data types
  • Generation of detailed Notification List

When Timelines Count, Accuracy and Defensibility are Critical

At Array, we help you understand exposure faster, meet regulatory deadlines confidently, and move your incident response forward with defensible intelligence — not guesswork. Speak with an Incident Response Review specialist.

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