Incident response (IR) is the process of responding to a data breach or cyberattack. An incident response plan includes steps in how an organization attempts to control the consequences of such an incident. It includes guidelines for roles and responsibilities, communication plans, and standardized response protocols.

We are partners with Check Point and WatchGuard, providing Managed Incident Response services. At any moment, day or night, your organization could become a victim of devastating cybercrime. You can’t predict when cyberattacks will occur, but with proactive incident response, you can quickly mitigate their effects or even prevent them altogether.

Some of the most common security incidents include:

• Privilege escalation attacks
• Ransomware
• Supply chain attacks
• Phishing and social engineering
  
• DDoS attacks
• Insider threats
• Man in the middle attacks (MITM)

Cybersecurity incidents are inevitable. Organizations struggle to identify incidents because they often work in silos or because the amount of alerts is overwhelming and hard to determine the signals among the noise.

Our Incident Response team help organisations to stop data breaches or cyber-attacks. We also assist with a full investigation of the incident and provide recommendations on how to prevent future security incidents.

According to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), there are four key phases to incident response:

• Preparation
• Detection and analysis
• Containment and eradication
• Post-incident recovery

We also provide the following services. Please click for more details:

– Security Operations Center
– Penetration Testing
– Threat Hunting
– Web Application Security
– Network Security
– Vulnerability Management
– Risk Assessment
– Forensic Analysis
– Incident Response
– Endpoint Security
– Cloud Security
– SIEM and XDR Solutions
– Data Security
– GRC and Audit