― What This Badge Means
What This Badge Means
Through techrug’s Digital Forensics & Incident Response Certification Program, RMON Networks has earned a defined response role for qualifying cyber incidents involving eligible clients insured through techrug’s CyberBreach™ program.
Under techrug’s Lloyd’s Coverholder framework, RMON Networks is approved to support eligible Severity Level 5, Severity Level 4, and Severity Level 3 cyber incidents as part of a more structured and coordinated response process.
Lloyd’s Framework Approval
RMON Networks has been approved under techrug’s Lloyd’s Coverholder framework as a panel list vendor for eligible cyber incidents.
A Defined Role When It Matters
RMON Networks is not sidelined during qualifying incidents. They have a recognized role in the response process.
Connected to the Claim Process
RMON Networks certification aligns technical response with the insurance process, helping create a more structured path forward.
Faster, More Coordinated Response
Because RMON Networks already knows the client’s environment, they can help reduce delays, limit confusion, and support a more coordinated response.
― Certified Severity Levels
What each severity level means and why it matters that RMON Networks is certified across all three.
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SEV 5
Informational Cyber Events
SEV 5 focuses on early warning activity that should be reviewed before it becomes something larger.
This may include credential concerns, phishing activity, suspicious account behavior, or potential exposure through public-facing applications.
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SEV 4
Low-Risk Cyber Incidents
SEV 4 focuses on contained incidents that require investigation, documentation, and response support.
This may include suspicious files, business email compromise concerns, isolated malware, or endpoint activity affecting one user or device.
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SEV 3
Medium-Risk Cyber Incidents
SEV 3 focuses on more serious incidents that require structured investigation and coordinated response.
This may include Windows network compromise, deeper log review, root cause analysis, and incident response challenge scenarios.