Investigation
Facts
77% of companies do not have an incident response plan
Average intrusion detection time in 2021 was 212 days
What is incident investigation?
Incident response and digital forensics
Today, no one is immune from cyber attacks and data breaches that can leak your system passwords, personal data, and financial information, or encrypt all company data and disrupt critical systems. It only takes one major vulnerability for cybercriminals to compromise a system, and you could become a victim. The consequences of a cybersecurity incident may include significant fines, reputational damage, credit downgrades, higher insurance premiums, downtime costs, as well as lost business and opportunities.
We cannot overemphasize the importance of cyber resilience and the ability to limit damage from cyber attacks, recover quickly, and conduct thorough investigations to minimize financial and reputational losses. In this regard, incident response and digital forensics are essential processes.
Incident response is a complex process that includes various stages of preparation, detection, containment, and recovery after an incident.
Digital forensics is a branch of forensics that involves the recovery and investigation of information found on digital devices, as well as the examination of system data, user actions, and other digital evidence, in order to determine the stage of an attack and its perpetrator.
How we can help you
We can help you contain and mitigate the consequences of cyber attacks, including performing a thorough technical investigation and rapidly restoring normal operations. We will also help you develop an incident response plan and prepare for a quick and effective response to cyber attacks.
Incident response
Technical investigation
Bugfix report with recommendations
Infrastructure cleanup and restoration
Technical investigation
Network traffic analysis
Digital forensics
Collection of digital evidence
Malware analysis
Training
Incident response planning
Crisis communication plan
Our advantages
- Rapid response, threat neutralization and system recovery, shorter recovery time;
- Get information about the incident: understand how attackers penetrated your infrastructure, what information and access they obtained, as well as their behavior;
- Understand exploited weaknesses and vulnerabilities as well as how to address them.
- Cyber attribution, detect indicators of compromise;
- Recommendations for protecting against similar incidents in the future; a set of measures for your incident response plan.
Got questions?
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